MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 BODY FOUND News carrier UNDER BRIDGE made the news IN REVERE He aided an Item subscriber By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF By Steve Krause “I knocked on the door, ITEM STAFF which was slightly ajar, REVERE — Police are investigating after the and I heard her say ‘come body of a man in his 30s was found beneath the LYNN — File this one on in,’” said Gilberg, a Route 1 overpass on Saturday evening. under “Item news carrier Lynn English graduate The man was found dead near what authori- tends to sick woman.” Be- who also works at CVS on ties believe was a makeshift living space with cause that’s exactly what Eastern Avenue. “She’d blankets, clothes and other items in the area of happened. fallen down. She was ne, Copeland Circle, according to the Suffolk Coun- Sometime in late No- really. She just couldn’t ty District Attorney’s of ce. vember, Adam Gilberg, Adam Gilberg, get up.” A preliminary examination of the body did not 21, who lives on Stocker “The doctors think she 21, came to the reveal signs of physical trauma, but the Of ce Avenue, was delivering might have had a TIA aid of Item sub- of the Chief Medical Examiner will conduct an papers on his route — (transient ischemic at- autopsy to determine the cause and manner of scriber Mary which included Crooker tack),” said Duane Hub- the man’s death, authorities said. Hubbard during Drive — when he heard a bard, the woman’s son. Revere Police, Fire and the Suffolk County his morning pa- house alarm going off. As Victims of a TIA exhib- State Police Detective Unit responded after re- per route after he got closer, he realized it all the symptoms of a ceiving a 911 call from a driver at approximate- he heard her the alarm was coming stroke, except they last ly 4 p.m. house alarm go from the home of a cus- The man has not been identi ed. off. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE tomer, Mary Hubbard. NEWS, A3 Marblehead Christmas goes down in  ames son dances for his dad By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF After the shocking cancer diagnosis of a Marblehead father, ghting pediat- ric cancer is now a family affair. The last time Gary Freedman ran the Boston Marathon, after doing so 26 times, was in 2013, the year of the marathon bombings. It was a few months before he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a form of blood can- cer. Inspired by his father, 21-year-old Zachary Freedman will participate in a 46-hour, no sleep, no sitting dance mar- athon next month. “Last year I was able to last for 40 hours,” said Zachary. “You kind of just have to keep going. There’s no clock, no windows, they block everything out, and there’s no reference to any time. They even change the time zone on your phones. I’ve always been in the stands enjoying it, but this year I’ll be out there the entire time.” The weekend event is an entity of THON, a student-run philanthropy committed to enhancing the lives of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE children and families affected by child- hood cancer, according to its website. Every year Marblehead residents leave Christmas trees at the curbside for placement in a communi- This may be Zachary’s fourth year ty bon re where each tree is set ablaze. Marblehead held its annual Christmas tree burning ceremo- partnering with the event, but, in his ny at Riverhead Beach on Sunday, drawing in many spectators. nal year at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, it’s his rst time participating for the full 46 hours. “I don’t think I would be as involved as I am now if it wasn’t for how my INSIDE BELLA diGRAZIA family felt after my dad’s diagnosis,” he COMMENTARY said. Gary Freedman, 58, said he, his wife Opinion Esther, and his 20-year-old daughter, Federal  ood insurance Vanessa, have watched the dance mar- is a mess. A4. Dif cult questions. No answers. athon the last few years on the event’s internet livestream. This year, they will • By Bella diGrazia psychiatric disorder at the time of their death, be cheering Zachary on from the stands Marijuana may be legal ITEM STAFF according to the most recent statistics from in Pennsylvania. but odorous. A4 the Centers for Disease Control and Preven- “It’s kind of crazy what these kids do,” I’m 23 years old and four people in my life tion, listed on the AFSP website. said Gary. “But it’s amazing to see.” have died by suicide and at least three others But suicide is more than just another statis- have attempted to kill themselves. tic. It’s a public health issue, taking away the MARBLEHEAD, A3 Sports Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in people we love, and it is preventable as long Swampscott boys the country and the 13th in Massachusetts, as we all take the time to recognize the signs. according to the American Foundation for Sui- hockey can’t cash in. B1 After every one of those emotionally break- cide Prevention (AFSP). ing phone calls lled with painful news about In the United States, one person dies by sui- another friend gone too soon, I found myself • cide every 11.69 minutes, with one Massachu- asking the “what if” questions. Fenwick girls hockey off setts resident every 14 hours. Ninety percent to hottest start ever. B1 of those who die by suicide had a diagnosable QUESTIONS, A3 Dynamite actor charges up City Hall

By Thomas Grillo tor (Jared Hess) … and I get ITEM STAFF why he hasn’t done one be- cause he said when sequels Fifteen years after the are an afterthought, they debut of cult classic “Napo- usually end up being bad,” leon Dynamite,” one thing Heder said. “But if he ever appears certain: there won’t came to me and said ‘I’ve be a sequel. Well, probably. got a great idea for a se- Actor Jon Heder, who quel,’ I’d be very interested.” starred as the title charac- The movie is the story “Napoleon Dynamite” ter, delivered the bad news of Napoleon, an awkward comes to the Lynn to The Item in advance of teen who has trouble t- Memorial Auditorium Fighting pediatric cancer is now his appearance at the Lynn ting in at his small town on Sunday, Jan. 13 for a family affair, with 21-year-old Memorial Auditorium on Idaho high school. After his a lm screening and a Zachary Freedman and his fa- Sunday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. freewheeling discus- ther, Gary. “It’s really up to the direc- DYNAMITE, A3 sion with the cast.

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Paula R. Mariano, 80 James F. Page Sr., 84 Gordon F. Smith, 78 1934 - 2019 Paula R. (Nies) Swampscott High James F. Page, Sr., ished father of Cyn- Gordon Freeman “Smitty” Grid Retirees, crossword puz- Mariano of Swamp- School basketball, died on Thursday, Jan- thia A. “Cindy” Page, Smith, age 78, of Middleton, zles, and spending time with scott passed away eld hockey, and drill uary 3rd, at the Chel- Suzanne M. “Suzy” died at his home on Friday his granddaughter and her peacefully Friday teams. She swam sea Soldiers’ Home, Kioussis & her late January 4, 2019, with the dog. afternoon at a local competitive lap swim of Chelsea, following husband, Jorgo, all support of family and All Care In addition to his wife, he is nursing home, after at Marblehead YMCA a 9-year battle with of Revere, James F. Hospice, from complications survived by his children Scott a period of declining until her 50’s. She Alzheimer’s Disease. Page, Jr. & his wife, of a heart attack he suffered and Tara, a granddaughter, health. She was 80. was an avid candle- Mr. Page was just 28 Kimberley of Lynn in October. He was the hus- and several nieces and neph- She had enjoyed pin bowler with her days shy of his 85th & Dorothy M. Mor- band of Georgiann (Raimo) ews. He was also the brother recent visits from friends in her 30’s birthday. gan & her husband, Smith with whom he shared of the late Margaret Nicholl. her family during the month and 40’s. She was compet- Born & raised & educated Michael of Revere. He is the 52 years of marriage. Smitty’s family would like to and holiday week. She saw itive at cards and cribbage, in Revere, “Jimmy” lived al- adored grandfather to Chris- Born in Swampscott and offer their thanks and appre- her daughter daily and en- playing with friends and win- most his entire life in Revere. tina L. Page of Revere, Laura raised in Lynn, he was the son ciation to the staff of All Care joyed chats, being read to and ning at local cribbage tourna- He was an alumnus of Immac- M. Cudoni of Woburn, Saman- of the late James F. and Mary Hospice for the care and com- keeping up with friends who ments. She was her NH neigh- ulate Conception High School, tha P., Nicholas F., Jacqueline (Brown) Smith. He attended passion shown to their family. frequently sent her cards. borhood cribbage champ. She Revere, Class of 1952, a M. & James H. Kioussis, all Lynn Schools and was a grad- Service information: Me- She was born in Cambridge was an avid reader of all types 1956 alumnus of Boston Col- of Revere, Joshua H., Mat- uate of Lynn Trade class of morial Visitation will be and was raised and resided in of books and had a large per- lege and an alumnus of N.E. thew J., Jessica E. Page, all of 1958. He has lived in Middle- held on Wednesday from Swampscott for most of her sonal collection. She enjoyed School of Law. He served with Lynn, Michael J. & Catherine ton for 26 years. 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in life. She spent much of her years as a North Shore Music the U.S. Navy during the Viet- S. Morgan, both of Revere. Smitty was a US Army Vet- the Solimine Funeral Home 70’s in NH, returning to MA as Theater subscriber and en- nam Con ict, from December He is also the dear brother to eran, serving in Germany as 426 Broadway (RTE129), her health started to decline. joyed trips to NYC shows and of 1956 thru July of 1963, Edward G. Page, III of Revere a Corporal from 1961-1964 Lynn. Burial and Military She was the widow of John Boston theater and ballet with earning the rank of Command- & the late Dorothy Hanlon. and was a member of the Honors will follow in Pine Mariano, a Swampscott na- her friends and daughters. er. During his term of service, He is also lovingly survived Staff Sergeant Arthur F. De- Grove Cemetery. Relatives tive, to whom she was mar- She enjoyed most of her 70’s he was a member of U.S. by his faithful friend, Susan Franzo VFW Post 2346, Sau- and friends are respectful- ried for 30 years. They were near the Lakes Region in NH, Naval Intelligence as a team Armoian of Wilmington & his gus. ly invited to attend. In lieu high school sweethearts. Her and spending time there with member of “The Frogmen,” the 2 great-grandchildren, Noah He went to work as a ser- of owers, donations in his husband predeceased her in her close friends and fami- prelude to the “Navy Seals.” V. Page & Luigi Maringello & viceman for Lynn Gas in 1967 memory may be made to 1988. She was the daughter ly. She enjoyed touring Alton He returned to school shortly many nieces, nephews, grand- and over the course of the Harry Agganis Scholarship of Lucie Bartlett Nies McDon- Bay, Lake Winnipesaukee and after being discharged from nieces & grandnephews. next 50 years would work for Fund, c/o the Loggan- ald, previously of Swampscott surrounding area with her the Navy to a two-year stint Service Information: Lynn Gas, Boston Gas, Colo- iko Society, PO Box 1033, and Lynn, and the step daugh- daughter, Kim and son-in-law, with Boston State College, Family & friends are invited Middleton, MA 01949, or ter of Lewis McDonald, both of and bon res at her daughter, earning himself a master’s de- to attend Visiting Hours on nial Gas in Lowell, and nally National Grid until his the American Heart Asso- whom predeceased her. Karen, and son-in-law’s camp. gree. He then began a working Monday, January 7th in the ciation, 300 5th Ave, She is survived by her two She enjoyed her card playing career with the Department of Vertuccio & Smith, Home retirement in 2017. He had previously worked Waltham, MA 02451. daughters; Kim Barry and lunches with her best NH lady the Treasury from 1978 thru for Funerals, 773 Broad- Directions and guest- husband, Kevin of North An- friends, and tea visits with oth- 2003, retiring as area man- way (Route 107) REVERE, for Public Work Supply and Cement Line Pipe book at www.solimi- dover, and Karen Higgins and er neighbor friends. She was ager. Concurrently, he became from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. His ne.com. husband, Thomas of Grove- an excellent cook and enjoyed immersed in the eld of local funeral will be conducted in Lynn. land. She is survived by her cooking for family occasions politics and was successful as from the funeral home on He enjoyed traveling sister and her family of NJ and and sharing special recipes an elected member of the Re- Tuesday, January 8th, at to Foxwoods and Aruba, meet- GA, her sister-in-law and her as gifts. vere School Committee from 10 a.m., followed by a Fu- ing with his fellow National family of GA; her Uncle Da- Her kindness and thought- 1980-1982. As a licensed neral Mass in St. Michael vid Bartlett and his family of fulness will be greatly missed realtor, he opened an of ce at the Archangel Chapel on Ipswich and the North Shore; by her family and closest his Revere residence for about the Campus of the Chelsea nieces and nephews around friends, and those who came ve years. A proud Catholic, Soldiers’ Home, 91 Crest New England and the East to know her in her recent he served as an active mem- Ave., CHELSEA at 11 a.m. Shirley A. Kupelnick, 73 Coast. years. ber of Immaculate Concep- Interment will follow imme- 1945 - 2018 She was a loving mother, The family wishes to thank tion Parish Community & the diately at the Massachu- putting her family rst, but her nurses and care giver former Our Lady of Lourdes setts National Cemetery, Shirley A. (Zachko) ty, essential kindness also enjoyed many activities team for their kind care and Parish in Beachmont. He was Bourne scheduled for 1:30 Kupelnick Age 73 for all animals, her with her family and friends. support of mom, and per- also a long-time member of p.m. In lieu of owers, re- of Hollywood Fla., love of good food, She maintained long term sonal consideration given her the Revere Council, Knights of membrances may be made formerly of Lynn, good living, and un- friendships throughout her daughter. Columbus, #179. to Patient Activities Fund passed away on De- wavering strength. life, many from her early days Service information: Visi- He was the beloved hus- at Chelsea Soldiers’ Home, cember 12, 2018. Besides her hus- of being married. tation period from 3:30 p.m. band of 46 years to the late 91 Crest Ave., Chelsea, MA Devoted wife of band, she leaves She was third generation to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Helen G. “Tootie” (Snow) Page, 02150. For more informa- Harvey for 47 years, nephews and nieces Swampscott native, and grad- January 9, 2019 in the SO- who passed on December tion, please visit www.ver- she enjoyed her Mark J. Zimirowski, uated from Swampscott High LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, 19th, 2009. He is the cher- tuccioandsmith.com. Florida home and Pamela Kupelnick, School. She worked in Boston 67 Ocean Street (Rte. 1A) time spent with family and Steven, Kupelnick, Ede Kupel- insurance, and then locally at Lynn. Private services will friends. nick, Tracy Muise, Sam Kupel- Bufalino Insurance and her be held in the Andrews She was well loved by many nick, & Mark Kupelnick and uncle’s agency, Charles Slee Chapel at Swampscott and will be missed by all who many cousins. Insurance, before her family Cemetery. Donations in her Mary C. Cunningham knew her. Donations may be made in became her priority. She lat- memory may be made to the 1941-2018 She will forever be remem- her memory to a charity of er worked various substitute World Wildlife Fund, 1250 bered for her humor, sensitivi- your choice. roles in departments at the Twenty Fourth Street NW, P. LYNN — Mary C. Cunning- Doctor degree from Suffolk Swampscott Town Hall. O. Box 97180, Washington, ham of Lynn passed away at University. Among her many She had an avid interest in DC. 20090-7180. North Shore Medical Center interests Mary enjoyed travel, sports in her younger years. on Dec. 4 after a brief illness. loved the theater, and above Romanian engineer She went horseback riding as Born and raised in Lynn, all was passionate about a teenager. She was on the she was the daughter of the American history. All of these late Peter J. Cunningham and interests were passed down who saved churches Mary K. (Jordan) Cunningham, to her two surviving nephews, and the sister of the late Pe- Brian Callahan of Malden and from destruction dies ter J. Cunningham Jr. and the Dr. William J. Callahan of Bos- Cleveland A. Natola, Jr., 87 late Margaret J. Callahan, all ton. She will be greatly missed By Alison Mutler, Despite his efforts, the 1931 - 2019 of Lynn. and always remembered with ASSOCIATED PRESS Communists bulldozed Mary was a well-known love by her family, friends, for- some 24 churches in the Mr. Cleveland A. A. Natola, Cindy R. teacher in the Lynn Public mer colleagues and students. BUCHAREST, Romania capital, and the Roma- “Cleve” Natola, Jr., Natola and her hus- School System, and taught Service information: Fu- — Eugeniu Iordachescu, nian Orthodox Church age 87, of Lynn, died band Thomas J. Imrie for more than 30 years at neral services are private. a Romanian civil engineer was criticized for doing too on Wednesday, Janu- and Daniel J. Natola Lynn English High School. Her To share a memory or leave who devised an ingenious little to save them. ary 2, 2019 at North and his wife Ruth; students, her friends and her online condolences, please way to save 12 churches Iordachescu also suc- Shore Medical Cen- his grandchildren, family will always remember visit www.cuffemcginn.com. and many other histor- cessfully relocated ter, Salem Hospital, Nicholas J. Robson, her wit, her dry sense of hu- A Celebration of Life gather- ic buildings from being multi-story apartment following a lengthy ill- Richard C. Robson, mor, her generosity of spirit, ing will be held this spring. In destroyed by the coun- buildings in Bucharest ness. He was the be- Ronald Aylward and and her voracious appetite for recognition of Mary’s lifelong try's former Communist and in the Transylva- loved husband of Ann Anthony Natola; his reading and learning. She en- dedication to education, a strongman, has died. He nian city of Alba Iulia. He (Demopoulos) Natola with great-grandson Evan Robson joyed both telling and hearing scholarship fund has been was 89. eventually owned three whom he shared over 65 years and his many nieces, neph- a good story and was a keen established in her name for He died Friday from a patents related to the re- of marriage. Born in Jamaica ews and close friends. He was and passionate observer of English High students. Do- heart attack and his fu- location of entire build- Plain in 1931, he was the son predeceased by his parents politics. nations may be sent c/o Mr. neral was being held Sun- ings. of the late Cleveland and Ma- and siblings. She attended St. Mary’s Thomas Strangie, principal day, his daughter-in-law, Author Hristache ria Josephine (Fabiano) Nato- Service information: A High School, Salem State of Lynn English High, 50 Go- Ligia Iordachescu, told Popescu wrote that Ior- la. He was raised and educat- Graveside Service will be College, and earned a Juris odridge St., Lynn, MA 01902. The Associated Press. dachescu, who never ed in Revere and has lived in held on Wednesday, Jan- From 1982 to 1988, sought the limelight, was Lynn since 1953. Cleve was a uary 9, 2019 in St. Mary thousands of buildings a man of innovation, te- Veteran of the Korean Con ict, Cemetery, Lynn at 11 a.m. were razed in the heart of nacity and modesty. He serving in the United States Relatives and friends are Bucharest, the Romanian managed to secure per- Army from 1948-1952. He respectfully invited to at- William F. Potter, 92 capital, to make way for a mission for his plans be- worked as a carpenter until tend and are asked to plan by then-Communist cause Ceausescu didn't joining the Lynn Fire Depart- meet inside the Main Gate leader Nicolae Ceauses- want historical buildings ment in 1964. He was a tiller of St. Mary Cemetery at LYNNFIELD - formerly of Newmarket, N.H., David Pot- cu to build a giant House and churches to mar his on Ladder 3 for many years 10:45a.m. Arrangements Saugus and Bridgton, Maine, ter and his wife Karen of York, of the People and Sovi- modern urban vision. and retired from Engine 11 in entrusted to SOLIMINE Mr. William F. Potter, age 92, Maine, Alison Potter-Cook et-style apartment build- Iordachescu said he 1994. He was a member and FUNERAL HOMES, LYNN. died at Sunrise Senior Living of Randallstown, Md., Carol ings. The urban redesign dreamed up his system af- served on the Lynn Fire Relief In lieu of owers, dona- in Lynn eld. He was the hus- McCarthy and her husband known as systemization, ter seeing a waiter carry- Association Board until his tions in his memory may be band of the late Marion (Bak- Edward of Saugus; 9 grand- which occurred all over ing a tray with full glass- retirement. He was a loving made to the Lynn Fire Re- er) Potter. children, Kim, Derek, Andrew, Romania, was inspired es. husband, father, grand- lief Association, PO Born and raised in Bridg- Michelle, Kendall, Taryn, Pat- during Ceausescu's 1971 "I realized I had to do father and great-grand- Box 8047, Lynn, MA ton, Maine, Mr. Potter was the rick, Kevin, and John. He was visit to North Korea. the same thing," he told father. 01904. Directions son of the late Fernando and predeceased by his son Rich- Dubbed "the guardian the Libertatea newspaper In addition to his wife and online guestbook Gladys (Bean) Potter. William ard Potter and brother Freder- angel" of churches, Ior- last year. Ann, Cleve is survived at www.solimine.com. was a graduate of Bridgton ick Potter. dachescu devised a rad- In 2016, the Romanian by his children, Karen Academy and later received In lieu of  owers, donations ical system that placed Orthodox Church award- A. Natola, Gail M. Aylward and his accounting degree from in William’s memory can be whole buildings— includ- ed him the "Patriarchal her husband Ronald, Michael Bentley College. He was a re- made to the Wounded Warrior ing churches, monaster- Cross," its highest honor tired accountant for Chevron Project at support.wounded- ies, banks and apartment for laypeople. in Allston and later worked warriorproject.org. buildings— on the equiv- for several years at the Home Service information: Rel- alent of railway tracks Depot in Saugus. He had atives and friends are invit- and rolled them hundreds 781-593-7700 Walter G. Patten, 84 been a resident of Saugus for ed to attend visiting hours of meters (yards) away to Publishing Daily, except Sundays over 40 years before moving in the Bisbee-Porcella Fu- save them from destruc- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 to Lynn eld. Mr. Potter was neral Home, 549 Lincoln tion. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA MADISON, N.H. — Mr. Walter survived by a sister, Patricia very active in the Saugus Boy Ave., SAUGUS on Wednes- In all, he moved 29 and additional of ces. day January 9th from 4-7 buildings, including Bu- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item G. “Boey” Patten, age 84, of Jenkins of Peabody; and a Scouts troop 62 as well as the Subscriptions Madison, N.H., passed away brother, William Patten of Boy Scouts in Maine. He was p.m. Burial will be private. charest churches such as Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Dec. 30 after a brief illness. Bradford. He was the brother a WWII U.S. Army Veteran and For directions & condo- the 18th-century Schitul $20.00 for 4 weeks Born in Malden and raised of the late Barbara Ago. He a Korean War U.S. Air Force lences www.BisbeePorcel- Maicilor, which was relo- $65.00 for 13 weeks Veteran. la.com. cated 804 feet away from $130.00 for 26 weeks in Lynn, he was the son of also leaves two stepsons, Da- $260.00 for 1 year Walter and Evangeline (Col- vid and Phil Appleton, both of William is survived by ve its original site in 1982 Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ford) Patten. He was the New Hampshire. children, William Potter of and the 16th-century Mi- send address changes to: husband of the late Beatrice Service information: Ser- Berlin, NH, Beverly Potter and hai Voda Church, which The Daily Item (Bly) Appleton Patten. He is vices will be private. her spouse Lonnie Valesky of was shunted about 985 110 Munroe St. feet. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Difficult questions. No answers. QUESTIONS through archives of scho- than a selfish one, in my • Talking about being From A1 lastic research, on the so- opinion. I only say that a burden to others cial stigmas of suicide and because I’ve felt it before, • Increasing the use of What if I talked to them how they affect the griev- and I know the effort it alcohol or drugs more? What if I tried to ing process. I interviewed takes to try and overcome • Acting anxious, ag- force them to get help? the older sister of a friend it. itated, or recklessly What if I was there? What of mine who died by sui- I’ve had dark days, but • Sleeping too little or if I could have stopped it? cide the summer after I’ve been lucky enough to too much I finally had to learn graduating high school. have people by my side • Withdrawing or feel- how to stop blaming my- My interviewee, a men- who are always there ing isolated self. I understand that any tal health counselor, said when I need someone to • Showing rage or loss of a loved one is hard her sister’s death was a listen. Not everyone is as talking about seek- to bear, but the ones we shock to the whole fami- lucky to have such people ing revenge lose to suicide tend to hurt ly. She found out about it in their life. • Displaying extreme for a little longer, at least while she was at the hos- We need to end the mood swings for me. pital giving birth to her stigmas surrounding sui- For my loved ones who first child. Her first day cide and talk about it If someone you know died by suicide, I think home with her newborn more, with ourselves, our exhibits warning signs about them every single was her first day home friends, our children, and of suicide, the AFSP rec- day. Some days I remem- without a sister. our peers. The first step is ommends you take these ber the memories we After her sister’s death, to show compassion. steps: shared and get upset. Oth- she noticed the negative If you or a person you • Do not leave the per- son alone. er days, I think just how stigmas that surround know is in crisis, please • Remove any fire- blessed everyone was to suicide, which is why call the National Suicide arms, alcohol, drugs have that person in their she refused to stay silent Prevention Lifeline at or sharp objects that life, even if it was just for a about it. When people 1-800-273-TALK (8255), ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE could be used in a short period of time. asked what happened, or contact the Crisis Text suicide attempt. Adam Gilberg has been delivering The Item for For those in my life she told them. It’s import- Line by texting TALK to • Call the U.S. Nation- 10 years, starting at the age of 11 after inherit- who were able to make ant to talk about, she said 741741. al Suicide Preven- ing it from a friend. it through their darkest during the documentary The AFSP lists a num- tion Lifeline at 800- interview. ber of warning signs for times, some of them have 273-TALK (8255). One of the biggest mis- suicide, including: told me on a number of • Take the person to conceptions about suicide occasions how blessed • Talking about want- an emergency room News carrier they feel to still be alive. is that it’s a selfish act. A ing to die or seek help from a The others, who were too major warning sign of sui- • Looking for a way to medical or mental afraid to talk about it at cide, according to AFSP, is kill oneself health professional. the time, have told me the when someone talks about • Talking about feel- made the news stigmas against suicide feeling as though they are ing hopeless or hav- Bella diGrazia can be a burden on others. ing no purpose NEWS “Can you imagine that?” are really what made it reached at bdigrazia@ hard for them to open up. Feeling as though you • Talking about feel- itemlive.com. Follow her From A1 asked Hubbard. “You don’t see that today. He In college I made a doc- are a burden to others ing trapped or in un- on Twitter @BelladiGra- umentary, after going is more of a selfless act bearable pain zia. only a few minutes, and could have just gone on don’t usually cause per- his merry way. It kind of manent damage. makes you feel better all- “She fell onto her walker, around.” Dynamite actor charges up City Hall and it tripped the alarm,” Unfortunately, Mary Hubbard’s condition de- he said. “He asked if she that’s when I knew.” was OK, and she asked teriorated after that, and DYNAMITE Napoleon Dynamite him if he’d call 911.” she died Dec. 17. But From A1 would go on to earn $46 Gilberg admits to hes- Duane Hubbard wants million, a huge amount, itating momentarily be- everyone to know — es- grandmother is injured considering Heder was fore he told the woman he pecially Adam Gilberg — while riding her ATV paid just $1,000 for his would stay with her. that his mother remained across a sand dune, his work. “I didn’t do it as soon as impressed with what the Uncle Rico arrives to I should have,” Gilberg young man did the day babysit. As a distraction, “Now, 15 years later said. “It took a minute be- she fell down. Napoleon befriends the nothing surprises me any- fore I called 911 and went “We still want to do new kid in school, Pedro, more,” he said. “I hear kids in to check on her.” something for him,” she an unhappy Hispanic boy from as young as 2 do the Once he did that, and said. who speaks little English. dance, and it’s big with however long it took for Mary Hubbard was the Together, they launch a high schoolers because it’s him to do it, he impressed wife of Dean Hubbard, campaign to run Pedro for about being awkward, and Hubbard by his attention who was a Lynn locksmith. class president. teens are able to pull that toward his mother. She also taught first grade The evening includes a out of it.” “He said to her, ‘I’m here at the Lynn Woods School, full screening of “Napoleon Heder would go onto with you. I’m not leav- was an avid reader and Dynamite” followed by a star in “Blades of Glory” ing you,’” said Hubbard. was a past president of freewheeling, moderated with Will Ferrell and Amy “He stayed until the am- the North Shore Reading discussion with the cast Poehler, about two rival bulance came, and filled Association. She was an Heder, Efren Ramirez, Olympic ice skaters who them in on what had hap- accomplished quilter as who portrayed Pedro, and are banned from men’s pened.” well. Jon Gries, who played Un- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS single competition but find a loophole that allows What happened after Gilberg has been de- cle Rico. Jon Heder was also featured in the film Heder, 41, was a student them to qualify as a pairs that astounded Hubbard livering The Item for 10 “Benchwarmers”with David Spade, and Rob in 2001 at Brigham Young team. even more. years, starting at the age Schneider. “We sent him an enve- of 11 after inheriting it University, a private uni- Heder was also featured versity in Utah owned by in “Benchwarmers”with lope with cash in it, just from a friend. a year and a half later we “I didn’t see a huge win- The Church Jesus Christ David Spade, and Rob to say ‘thank you,’ but a “As a kid, I always want- did the feature film.” dow for an audience,” he of Latter-day Saints, when Schneider, about a trio couple of days later, we ed a paper route,” Gilberg At the time, Heder said said. “It’s not for kids. It’s he was approached by who try to make up for got it back, along with a said. “I started driving the he never thought much slow-paced. There’s not a Hess, a classmate, to be in missed opportunities in nice note. He said, ‘I can’t route around a year or so about whether “Napoleon lot of action, and it’s not accept this. This is some- ago, after I got my license. a short film titled “Peluca.” childhood by forming a Dynamite,” made for a a comedy hour. It’s just thing I’d do for anyone.’ Still, mostly I walk.” “We shared some of three-player baseball modest $400,000, would weird.” the same film and acting team to compete against be a commercial success. classes and he thought But when it was played kids’ baseball squads. The reviews at the time MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS I would be right for the at the Sundance Film On the memorabilia leading role,” Heder said. were mixed, mostly unflat- Festival, things changed. Heder kept from the mov- tering. Founded by Robert Red- School districts struggle to ment with the utility to be The short, black-and- ie: he’s got a handful of white 16mm film starred “I thought maybe it ford in 1981, the Sundance find substitute teachers completed by Monday. items taken from Napo- The agreement was Heder as Seth, the main would make its money mission is to encourage in- leon’s room, including the announced by both sides character, and chronicles back,” he said. “But hon- dependence, risk-taking, Pegasus Crossing street WORCESTER (AP) — estly, when we were mak- and new voices in Ameri- Low pay and a strong lo- last week though details him and two friends as sign, a wizard taming a ing it, we had no idea if can film. Each year, hun- cal economy are creating have not been publicly they skip school, try to buy dragon poster, a unicorn anyone would even see it. dreds of films are screened a shortage of substitute released. a lottery ticket at a conve- poster, and some Vote for There was no promise of for large audiences. teachers in many school The lockout which has nience store, and shop for Pedro T-shirts. anything.” “Sundance changed ev- districts. dragged on since the a wig at a thrift store “Oh yeah, and those When it was released, erything,” Heder said. The Telegram of summer has prompted It turned out “Peluca” Hammer pants with the Worcester reports that safety concerns. A num- was a prequel. Heder said he thought if “Just seeing the industry’s tater tots pocket,” he said. substitutes — even those ber of state officials have “We were 100 percent on the film ever got wide dis- reaction, I realized this with college degrees and pressed National Grid to the same page about the tribution, it would appeal could be a career for me Thomas Grillo can be teacher certifications — allow the approximately lead character,” he said. to moviegoers in their 20s because studio reps came reached at tgrillo@item- receive less than $100 per 1,200 workers to return to “We did the short film and and 30s. knocking on my door and live.com. day to fill in for a full day their jobs, which includ- in most Worcester-area ing maintaining national communities. gas infrastructure in the The state’s current min- company’s eastern Massa- Marblehead son dances for his dad imum wage for all work- chusetts service area. ers is $12 per hour. MARBLEHEAD ticipated in a few dance “It was my first one back, “I’m just impressed with Officials say the low Several family ice fishing From A1 marathons where she so it was a little scary and how much (Zachary and compensation and other events on tap studies at Michigan State a little intimidating. I just Vanessa) care about this opportunities presented THON has raised more University. She also made wanted to prove to myself and want to do it on their by a strong job market BOSTON (AP) — Sev- than $150,000,000 since it a point to run with her that I could get back out own,” said Gary. “I’m in- are making it increasingly eral ice fishing events its inception in 1973, said father the last few miles there.” credibly proud of them. We difficult for school districts are coming up for hardier Zachary. He joined the of his most recent Boston Gary, who is owner of all have our issues, and to find substitute teachers. New Englanders. program his freshman Marathons, and a few doz- Marblehead Opticians, I’d take mine over any- Worcester Superinten- On Jan. 12 there will year of college and stuck en of the 100 races he com- is hosting a trunk show one else’s any day, but it’s dent Maureen Binienda be a family ice fishing with it all four years, all pleted. fundraiser, with all the pretty special to see how says she would like to festival at Scout Pond in while keeping up with his Last October, Gary ran proceeds going to THON, quickly people step up to increase the $70 dai- Chesterfield from 8:30 work as a pre-med student his first marathon since from 4 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 10. the plate when it matters.” ly rate for substitutes. a.m. until noon. and being in charge of the his diagnosis. He ran 26.2 The event will feature mu- But she says there are The Massachusetts university’s Greek life as miles in Detroit and Va- sic from local author and Bella diGrazia can be too many other budget Division of Fisheries and the liaison. nessa ran the last four musician Jim Trick, and reached at bdigrazia@ priorities, including the Wildlife said families can Gary said his daughter, miles with him. an array of sunglasses and itemlive.com. Follow her hiring of more permanent bring their own fishing also in support of fighting “She pushed me along to products from Maui Jim on Twitter @BelladiGra- classroom teachers, school gear or borrow some at pediatric cancer, has par- the finish line,” said Gary. for purchase. zia. psychologists and guid- the event. Bait will be ance counselors. available on a first-come, first-served basis. LAW OFFICES OF Months-long lockout of gas There will be another SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN workers could be nearing end family ice fishing festival Need to find • Social Security Disability Feb. 9 at Hodges Village • Workers Compensation BOSTON (AP) — The Dam in Oxford from 10 an article? • Accidents six-month-old lockout of a.m. to 1 p.m. 25 years located across hundreds of natural gas On February 27 there from Lynn District Court workers for National Grid will be a family ice fishing Subscribe to 15 Johnson St. could soon be over. clinic at Puffer Pond in Call 781-596-0100 Unions representing the the Assabet River Na- e-edition on 781-593-7700 ext. 2 JAMES J. CARRIGAN workers expect ratification tional Wildlife Refuge in ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN to set up your home RONALD D. MALLOY votes on a tentative agree- Sudbury from 4 to 6 p.m. subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 OPINION ANITA BYER HOW TO REACH US

E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Federal flood Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton insurance is a mess Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service This year is the 50th anniver- ties’ risk, they must consider de- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS sary of the National Flood Insur- velopment, infrastructure and Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ance Program, and this federally populations. But that data change All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 subsidized program has not aged often, so the risk assessment is of- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 well. ten flawed when the data do not Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 In 2017, it had the second-high- reflect current and expected con- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 est claim loss year in its history. ditions. Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Hurricanes Harvey, Florence and As for goal three, the program Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Michael have exposed fundamen- developed maps of flood-hazard tal flaws in the NFIP. zones, but they are often out of Circulation John S. Moran, 1975-1990 [email protected] Executive Editor, These storms may portend a date. For example, about two- wetter future, and when com- thirds of the flooding caused by Ext. 3 bined with sea-level rise, devas- Newsroom Hurricane Harvey occurred out- [email protected] tate large parts of the country un- side of the program’s Flood Haz- [email protected] less our leadership takes a critical ard Areas. Ext. 4 look at the risk of flooding. The NFIP is broken. In 2016, the Sports Floods are the most common Government Accountability Office [email protected] and destructive natural disaster made recommendations to fix its Ext. 5 in the United States and have deficiencies. Those were the same Retail and Online EDITORIAL affected all 50 states in the past recommendations it made in 2008 Advertising five years. Flooding has left the and again in 2013. [email protected] NFIP with a reported $20.525 bil- They were never addressed be- ADVERTISING lion debt to the U.S. Treasury for cause they were so expensive. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising 2017, and a diminished borrowing Consistently, reports suggest and Business Development, ext. 1355 authority of $9.9 billion. three fixes to the program: [email protected] Legal but And these numbers don’t in- –– Require that properties sub- David McBournie clude the 2018 flood damage. ject to inundation buy flood insur- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] Since 2004, the program has bor- ance. rowed $39.4 billion from the fed- Ralph Mitchell odorous –– Modify premiums in the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 eral government and is expected higher risk communities to reflect [email protected] to continue to lose $1.4 billion a the actuarial cost of the risk. Patricia Whalen Legal marijuana stinks. We’re not year. –– Limit the amount of insur- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] talking about its merits as policy, an is- While it’s easy to call the NFIP ance available to properties that sue on which we are still weighing the program a disaster, it should previously flooded or create pol- BUSINESS OFFICE evidence. We’re talking about olfactory be noted that in 1968, when the Maria Alvaracin icies that restricts rebuilding in ext. 1205 realities that may not have been fully NFIP was formed, its goal was high-risk areas. [email protected] considered in the debate over how to reg- to provide a viable market that Congress can’t agree on how to Susan J. Conti ulate the production and use of cannabis. would be supported by the pre- reform flood insurance. Reform Controller, ext. 1288 Burning joints have a pungent aroma, miums paid by the people who bills are often derailed by special [email protected] as anyone strolling through the Loop were insured. At the time, private Ted Grant interest groups, such as develop- Publisher, ext. 1234 or many other neighborhoods is occa- insurers had little interest in the ers, real estate agents and even [email protected] sionally reminded. If the residents of market. well-intentioned consumer advo- Marian Kinney the apartment below yours are fond of The program’s goals remain cates. Lawmakers also face oppo- ext. 1212 weed, you may get frequent whiffs at odd laudable: sition from constituents who want [email protected] hours. Those negative externalities, as –– Reduce the impact of flooding Will Kraft to avoid higher premiums. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 economists call them, will probably grow by providing affordable insurance. In 2012, the bipartisan Big- [email protected] more common where recreational pot is –– Improve flood-plain manage- gert-Waters Flood Insurance Re- Mike Shanahan legalized, inviting more widespread use. ment. form Act sought to phase out rate Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 But that’s just one part of the problem. –– Develop maps to identify ar- subsidies and impose actuarially [email protected] You could, for example, live next door to a eas prone to inundation. Carolina Trujillo sound premiums. As a result, ar- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 processing operation or cannabis farm. To Unfortunately, despite the so- tificially suppressed rates started [email protected] hear these neighbors tell, the airborne aro- phisticated modeling that can increasing. Two years later, Con- Jim Wilson ma is sometimes enough to gag a buzzard. simulate low- and high-intensity gress reinstated the rate subsidies Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 “It’s as if a skunk, or multiple skunks, floods, many properties are in lo- because some property owners [email protected] were living under our house,” Grace cations that make them very ex- were facing premium increases of CIRCULATION Guthrie, who lives near Sebastopol, Ca- pensive to insure. 800 percent in some cases. Lisa Mahmoud lif., told The New York Times. “It’s be- Manager, ext. 1239 A private marketplace for cer- Fixing rate subsidies cannot, [email protected] yond anything you would imagine.” She tain flood risks continues to grow, alone, fix the problem. We need CLASSIFIED and her husband sometimes wear respi- but insurers and re-insurers will to consider the possibility that rators in self-defense. Abbe Young Smith take on only risks that give them our approach to flood insurance is Manager, ext. 1276 Roger Bertsch, of Cheney, Wash., man- a reasonable expectation of a re- flawed. [email protected] aged to get his property assessment turn on investment. In the United How far should we go to accom- GRAPHICS reduced because of the “pretty intense States, the private market rep- modate those choosing to build or Trevor Andreozzi skunk smell” from neighboring fields of resents only 15 percent of insured Designer live in high-risk areas? [email protected] pot. Landowners in Pueblo County, Colo., flood risks as of 2017. How do we continue to offer in- unsuccessfully sued a marijuana grow- To provide affordable insur- Zachary Cotto surance at subsidized rates, and Designer ing operation over odors that an expert ance, the NFIP offers subsidized for how long – and to whom? [email protected] witness likened to the stench of a land- rates to coastal and inland prop- How do we increase the pool of Mohamed Diop fill. erties in Special Flood Hazard Designer “at risk” property owners? How [email protected] A certain tolerance of strong smells is Areas. These rates don’t generate do we require the purchase of often required in bucolic locales. Not ev- enough money to pay the losses Mark Sutherland flood insurance for property own- Creative Director eryone gets to live by a chrysanthemum covered by the NFIP. ers who are unaware that their [email protected] farm or orange grove. Rural Midwestern- According to CoreLogic, about property is at risk because of the NEWSROOM ers are used to the fragrance that wafts a quarter of residential and com- flawed NFIP maps? Mike Alongi on the breeze when farmers spread ma- mercial properties in the country Solving these issues will require Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] nure to fertilize their fields. Some people are at high or moderate risk of great political will and a strategic who reside downwind of hog and dairy flooding, but are outside designat- approach. It will require govern- Bill Brotherton farms might prefer the scent of pot. Features Editor ext. 1338 ed high-risk areas. Only 28 per- ment to incorporate resiliency in [email protected] But those are well-established phenom- cent of the owners of properties infrastructure decisions, provide ena, which should surprise no one who Gayla Cawley in high-risk areas purchase flood risk financing alternatives for Reporter, ext. 1236 chooses to live in the country. The bouquet [email protected] insurance. property owners who need help of cultivated or processed weed is new and, What about the goal of flood- with mitigation, and pass laws Cheryl Charles to some noses, more noxious (and obnox- News Editor, ext. 1278 plain management? that discourage property owners [email protected] ious). NFIP started its mission 50 from building in risky areas. Elected officials often respond to the Bella diGrazia years ago, before an explosion of It will take substantial engage- Reporter, ext. 1317 complaints. In 2016, the county commis- [email protected] development erupted in what is ment of all stakeholders to push sion of Spokane, Wash., approved a ban called the 100-year flood plain. for changes in public policy that Thomas Grillo on new outdoor marijuana farms, and Reporter, ext. 1264 Today, 41 million people (about recognize and address the inevi- [email protected] Mendocino County, Calif., has prohibited 13 percent of the U.S. population) tability of flooding. Spenser Hasak them in some zones. live in areas of potential inunda- Photographer, ext. 1332 It’s safe to bet that cannabis growers tion. Anita Byer is president of the [email protected] and processors will have to find ways to The flood plains contain more property and casualty brokerage Thor Jourgensen contain their emissions, adapting equip- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 than $5 trillion in assets. When firm Setnor Byer Insurance & [email protected] ment created for landfills, sewage treat- officials try to assess communi- Risk in Plantation, Fla. Daniel Kane ment facilities and meat-processing Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 plants. One option: Outdoor growers can [email protected] install fog machines that pump out mist Steve Krause containing air-freshening chemicals. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 We expect that a lot of corporations [email protected] Owen O’Rourke and entrepreneurs will get busy devising Photographer, ext. 1224 imaginative ways to curb the conflict be- [email protected] tween pot producers and their neighbors. Emma LeBlanc Pérez In our free enterprise economy, after all, Copy Editor there’s no shortage of people who love the [email protected] Harold Rivera smell of money. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board Roberto Scalese News Editor, ext. 1211 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 READERS’ FORUM [email protected] Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] We want your letters Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions [email protected] and comments from readers. Please send yours to TECHNOLOGY the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, Tim Noyes at [email protected] Director ext. 1247 [email protected] MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Jan. 7 - Sunday, Jan. 13

The Community Calendar Saturday, Jan. 12 story time, Lynnfield li- Community Center, 10:30- Entertainment Entertainment runs every Monday and brary, 18 Summer St., for 11:45 a.m. Peabody Area Chamber of Spanish Musical Fun and covers the week from Education ages 2 to 4 years old, 10- Change YMCA Exhibit at Commerce ribbon cutting Learning, public library, Monday through the First Time Home Buyers 10:45 a.m. 8 Hooper St., 10 a.m.-1 and open house — Profile 11:30 a.m. following Sunday. Items Class at Lynn Housing p.m. by Sanford, Liberty Tree Commission on Disabil- for the Community Authority & Neighbor- MARBLEHEAD Mall, 35 Independence ities: All Inclusive Arts, Calendar can be sent to hood Development, 10 Saturday, Jan. 12 Way, Suite A40A, 4-8 p.m. Recreation Center, 150 [email protected]. Church St., 8:30 a.m.-2:30 Beach St. Please include the town, p.m. Monday, Jan. 7 Entertainment type of event (education, Drawing/Painting Inten- REVERE Municipal Entertainment entertainment, munici- Entertainment sive with Tereza Swan- Mayor Brian Arrigo’s of- Auditions for Marblehead pal), place and time of Live Music Saturday da ($75 members/$90 Monday, Jan. 7 fice hours at City Hall, 5-8 event. Nights at Bent Water Little Theater’s “Jesus non-members/$85 YMCA p.m., call for appointment. Brewing Company, 8:30 Christ Superstar,” 6-9 p.m. members) at 8 Hooper St., Entertainment p.m. LYNN Municipal 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Music and Movement at Friday, Jan. 11 Abbot Public Library’s Revere Public Library, Municipal Sunday, Jan. 13 Board of Trustees meeting 10:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 7 NAHANT Commission on Disabili- Education at 235 Pleasant St., 6:30 Municipal p.m. ties office hours, Veterans Entertainment First Time Home Buyers onday an Revere City Council Meet- Harbors and Waters M , J . 7 Affairs Office, 8:15 a.m.- Karaoke Night at Lazy Class at Lynn Housing ing, council chambers at Board meeting at 9 Ferry 12:15 p.m,. Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Authority & Neighbor- Municipal City Hall, 6 p.m. Lane, 7:30 p.m. hood Development, 10 Nahant Veterans Mobile Municipal Church St., 8:30 a.m. to Food Market at Nahant Tuesday, Jan. 8 SAUGUS Lynn Water and Sewer 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 Town Hall, 10:30 a.m. Commission at City Hall, Entertainment Entertainment Monday, Jan. 7 6:30 p.m. Entertainment Thursday, Jan. 10 Ms. Popcorn Story Time, Napoleon Dynamite movie Cold Chocolate and Em- Municipal erald Rae ($18/$21) at Revere Public Library, Tuesday, Jan. 8 screening and Q&A with Municipal 10:30 a.m. Rumney Marsh Toastmas- actors at Lynn Auditori- Me&Thee Coffeehouse, 8 Municipal Vulnerability ters at Saugus Public Li- Entertainment um, 7 p.m. p.m. and Preparedness Com- Municipal brary, 6 p.m. Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Portrait Session Drop-In mittee meeting at Nahant Northeast Mosquito Con- Saugus Board of Health Bar, 8 p.m. ($10 for members/$12 for Town Hall, 7 p.m. trol Meeting in George- at Saugus Public Library, non-members) at 8 Hooper LYNNFIELD town, 9 a.m. 6:15 p.m. Municipal St., 6-9 p.m. Housing Families Office Lynn Housing Authority onday an PEABODY M , J . 7 Municipal Hours, City Hall, 10 am.- Tuesday, Jan. 8 meeting at LHAND of- noon (call for appoint- Municipal Recreation & Parks Com- fices, 10 Church St., 5:30 Monday, Jan. 7 ment). Entertainment Friends of the Lynnfield mission meeting at 10 p.m. Site Plan Review Commit- Youth Nature and Gar- Library executive board Humphrey St., 7 p.m. Municipal Board of Park Commis- tee Meeting, city council dening at Saugus Public meeting, 18 Summer St., Water & Sewer Commis- Mayor’s midterm address, sioners meeting at Lynn chambers, 10 a.m. Library 3:30 p.m. Police Station, 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. sion meeting at 100 Tower City Hall Wiggin Auditori- Substances Abuse Dis- Lynn Historical Commis- Way, Building #11, 7 p.m. um, 7-9 p.m. unicipal order Initiative drop-in M sion meeting at City Hall, Planning Board meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8 center, 437 Revere St., 5-8 Foundation for the Saugus 6:30 p.m. at Abbot Hall, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8 p.m. Public Library at Saugus Ordinance Committee Education Board of Health meeting Planning Board Meeting, Public Library, 4:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall, 6:30 Summer Street School at 7 Widger Rd., 7:30 p.m. Entertainment City Hall, 4:30 p.m. p.m. council meeting, 262 Sum- Marblehead Arts Associa- Baby time story time and Bimonthly municipal City Council meeting at mer St., 6:30 p.m. tion Board meeting, 6:30- songs for infants to chil- SWAMPSCOTT hearing, police station, 6 City Hall, 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m. dren 18 months old, Pea- p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9 body Institute Library, 82 Monday, Jan. 7 ednesday an Northern Strand Commu- Wednesday, Jan. 9 W , J . 9 Main St., program room, Education 10-10:45 a.m. nity Trail meeting, Revere Municipal Education Entertainment Public school early re- Create a retro video game Society for Cultural and Capital Improvement Professional Development Historical Preservation, Story Time with Miss Sue lease: 11 a.m., middle in the style of classics like Committee meeting at Day, half day for kinder- at Lynn Public Library, school; 11:30 a.m., high Super Mario Bros. and 108 Beach St. Town Hall, 7 p.m. garten through eighth 9:30 a.m. school, Huckleberry Hill Sonic the Hedgehog, Pea- Committee on Disabili- Historic District Commis- grade, 12 p.m. High Rock Tower Obser- School, noon, Summer body Institute Library ties meeting, city council sion meeting at the Police chambers, 6 p.,m. vation Night at High Rock Street School. Municipal creativity lab, 82 Main St., Station, 7:30 p.m. Tower, 6 p.m. Summer Street School For ages 13 and older, sign Boy Scout Troop 15 meet- Co-Community meeting at ing, 249 Broadway, 7 p.m. PTO meeting, 262 Sum- the Coffin School, 11:15- up required, 6:30-8:30 Tuesday, Jan. 8 hursday an mer St., 7 p.m. 11:45 a.m. p.m. T , J . 10 Entertainment Curious about cuisine -- Abbot Hall Building Com- Wednesday, Jan. 9 Entertainment eating on the run, Lynn- ednesday an Ukulele group (bring your mittee meeting at Abbot W , J . 9 Municipal Trivia Night: Star Wars field library, 18 Summer Hall, 8:30 a.m. own) at the Public Library, Education Encore Job Informa- Returns at Bent Water St., 3-4 p.m. Council on Aging Board 6 p.m. tion session, Beachmont Brewing Company, 7 p.m. meeting at 10 Humphrey Veterans Memorial High Discussing books about Entertainment School, 6 p.m. Karaoke Night at Buchan- St., 3:15 p.m. School half day, 10:30 am. food at the Public Library, an Cafe, 9 p.m. Welcome Coffee: Join us at Early release. Higgins Suffolk Downs Develop- 7 p.m. the Lynnfield Senior Cen- Middle School early re- ment Advisory Group, Meditation class ($15 a hursday an Municipal ter for a welcome coffee for T , J . 10 lease, 11 a.m. Suffolk Downs, E. Boston, class or $80 for 8 classes) School Committee meet- anyone who is new to our Municipal Get to know your e-reader, 6 p.m. Public meeting. at 89 Burrill St., 6-7 p.m. ing at Lynn Public Schools center. This is a good op- Village School Advisory including how to down- Conservation Commission Municipal Administration Building, portunity to meet the staff Council meeting at 93 Vil- load books, Peabody Insti- meeting, City Hall, 7 p.m. Council on Aging Board of 100 Bennett St., 7 p.m. and learn about the many lage St., 3 p.m. tute Library, 82 Main St., Directors meeting at the programs and services we second floor, 3-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10 Senior Center, 8:30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 11 offer. Coffee and cookies Friday, Jan. 11 Education and tons of info! Call the Thursday, Jan. 10 Wednesday, Jan. 9 Entertainment Senior Center, 781-598- Education Northeast Metro Vocation- Acoustic Fridays at Bent 1078 or stop in to sign up, Principal’s Coffee at the Education al sub-committee meeting, Municipal Water Brewing Company, 10 a.m. Middle School band room, Real Talk Real Moms, Hemlock Road, Wakefield, Board of Selectmen meet- 6 p.m. 8:30-9:30 a.m. Peabody Institute Library 6:30 p.,m. ing at the high school, 7 Get the Led Out: The Thursday, Jan. 10 South Branch, 78 Lynn St. Northeast Metro Voca- p.m. American Led Zeppelin Entertainment E-mail jessicaluque86@ tional School Committee School Committee meet- at Lynn Auditorium, 7:30 Entertainment Indoor Park and Play gmail.com for more infor- meeting, Hemlock Road, ing at the high school, 7 p.m. Family resource network ($2 for ages 1 to 5) at the mation, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Wakefield, 7 p.m. p.m. Mardi Gras season kicks off with king cake, revelry By Rebecca Santana introducing three savory man Trey Caruso, who ASSOCIATED PRESS king cakes — crawfish, said the "growing popular- boudin and spinach/ar- ity" of the groups requires NEW ORLEANS — As tichoke — to accompa- "more coverage from our the rest of America winds ny their nine sweet king public safety assets." down from the parties, cakes. They're also host- Chewbacchus, for exam- overeating and merriment ing a full lineup of live ple, has grown from a few of Christmas and New music Sunday to entertain hundred members when Year's, New Orleans keeps restaurant goers. King they started in 2011 to the party going. Mar- cakes account for a "huge about 1,800 participants di Gras season official- part of our business," Os- last year, Riggs said. ly kicks off Sunday. Jan. born said. He's got high But with no other com- 6 is often referred to as hopes for the new savory peting parades on their Epiphany, Twelfth Night king cakes: "It's going to new date of Feb. 9, Riggs or Three Kings' Day and blow some minds." said they're optimistic commemorates the day Traditionally the bulk that they'll "have a bigger the Bible says the three of the parades happen turnout than usual." wise men reached the around the two weekends Towns and cities in Lou- baby Jesus. For weeks, the ahead of Fat Tuesday. isiana, Mississippi and Al- city is taken over by elab- Scheduling changes this abama also host parades orate parades and people year mean that Krewe of and events during Mardi stuffing their faces with Chewbacchus, a walking Gras season. Last year, sugary king cake. The par- parade devoted to science Alabama's state tourism ty culminates on Fat Tues- fiction, is rolling earlier agency purchased 10 bill- day, which this year falls than in previous years. boards around New Orle- on March 5. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Richard Riggs, one of the ans and southern Missis- Here's a look at some of Marti Gras kicked off on Sunday with a number of parading groups of- three overlords that orga- sippi to promote Carnival the things to expect this ten dubbed krewes taking to the streets. nizes the parade, said the in Mobile. Rather than Mardi Gras season: change came because city mentioning Mobile specifi- A number of parading Charles Ave. wearing cos- New Orleans artists such can be found at bakeries, officials said they didn't cally, the signs told drivers groups often dubbed krew- tumes. This year they were as Bonerama and Hot 8 restaurants, office parties have the policing re- how many miles they are es took to the streets Sun- trailed by a new group Brass Band. Riders also and homes across town sources to protect the ev- from "America's original day to kick things off. One called the Funky Uptown wore costumes, he said: during the season. Cakes er-growing parade on their Mardi Gras." And they group paraded through Krewe, who rode on a sep- "As funky as you want." can be plain or filled with traditional date while also didn't mean New Orle- the French Quarter to arate streetcar with New Probably the biggest sin- fruit and cream or laced staffing the large parades ans. New Orleans officials honor the fallen French Orleans producer and rap- gle sign that Mardi Gras with cinnamon. Bakers go that also roll at the same took the ribbing in stride hero, Joan d'Arc. Anoth- per DJ Mannie Fresh per- season is upon us is king all out. time through the city's with then-Mayor Mitch er group, Phunny Phorty forming. Craig Mangum, cake. The ring-shaped For example, Alton Os- Uptown neighborhoods. Landrieu saying: "There's Phellows, heralded the the krewe's founder, said cakes often decorated in born, who owns Bywater A total of three groups only one great Mardi Gras arrival of Carnival with they also handed out CDs the Mardi Gras tri-color Bakery with his wife Cha- were affected by the in the world." And he a streetcar ride down St. and mixtapes featuring of purple, green and gold ya Conrad, is this year changes, said city spokes- didn't mean Mobile. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 3:54 p.m. Friday at 124 Broad Friday at 69 Clarendon Ave.; Man charged with murder larly arrests, reflect police records. In St.; at 5:01 p.m. Saturday at at 7:04 a.m. Saturday at 625 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Essex and Joyce streets; at Chestnut St.; at 10:14 a.m. in Houston girl’s death it is the sole responsibility of the con- 5:53 p.m. Saturday at 637 Saturday at 118 Johnson St.; Western Ave. at 1:13 p.m. Saturday at 121 cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a motor vehicle Franklin St.; at 8:06 a.m. Sun- police department and have the de- crash at 4:13 p.m. Friday at 61 day at 150 Lewis St. partment issue a notice of correction Commercial St.; at 8:51 a.m. A report of vandalism at to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Saturday at Capitol Diner at 431 2:55 p.m. Saturday at 11 Ha- ifications will not be made without Union St.; at 9:26 a.m. Saturday nover Circle; at 8:49 a.m. Sun- express notice of change from the at People’s Choice at 17 Market day at 17 High Rock St. arresting police department. Square; at 9:32 a.m. Saturday at Eastern and Western avenues; at MARBLEHEAD LYNN 2:59 p.m. Saturday at 13 Bos- ton St.; at 3:21 p.m. Saturday at Arrest 30 Breed St.; at 4:24 p.m. Sat- Arrests urday at 507 Walnut St.; at 6:14 Michael A. Young, 34, of Roy Defreitas, of 44 Tudor p.m. Saturday at 120 Western 206 Washington St., Apt. 3, St., was arrested on warrant Ave.; at 9:02 p.m. Saturday at was arrested on a warrant at charges of two counts of tres- Holyoke and Myrtle streets; at 4:35 p.m. Saturday. passing, assault and battery, 11:14 p.m. Saturday at 27 Sag- Class A drug possession, lar- amore St.; at 3:20 a.m. Sunday Accidents at 29 Rockaway St.; at 9:43 ceny and disorderly conduct at A report of a motor vehicle 9:43 a.m. Sunday. a.m. Sunday at Washington and crash at 10:38 a.m. Saturday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Juan Escobar, 34, of 507 Laighton streets. on Nanepashemet Street. Walnut St., was arrested and LaPorsha Washington, center, the mother of seven-year-old daughter charged with OUI liquor at Assaults Jazmine Barnes, who was killed last week, speaks to the crowd during a 5:07 p.m. Saturday. Complaints community rally outside Walmart in Houston. A report of an assault and Gregory Harrison, 53, of battery with a dangerous A report of suspicious activ- 14 Collins St., Peabody, was ity at 6:18 p.m. Saturday on By Juan A. Lozano mitted he was driving a At a court hearing early weapon at 10:39 p.m. Friday ASSOCIATED PRESS dark-colored SUV from arrested and charged with vi- Humphrey Street. A caller re- Sunday, prosecutors said a on Laighton Street. which a passenger opened olation of the city knife ordi- ported there was a man who confidential source had con- A report of an assault and HOUSTON — A black fire, authorities said. tacted the sheriff by email nance and on warrant charges kept ringing the doorbell and man was arrested and battery at 4:55 p.m. Saturday Harris County Sheriff and told him the killers had of uttering a counterfeit note, wouldn’t go away. She said the charged with murder in the larceny, uttering a false check on Franklin Street. Ed Gonzalez said author- “shot the car by mistake,” man told her he lived on the killing of a 7-year-old black and forgery of a check at 2:57 ities have identified the thinking the vehicle was second floor and lost his key. girl in a drive-by shooting a.m. Saturday. Breaking and Entering second suspect, who is someone else’s that they Police responded and reported that authorities said Sun- Jennifer Levesque, of 100 also black, but would not A report of a motor vehicle there was no one around. day appeared to be a case of had seen earlier that night. Willow St., was arrested on a say whether the person breaking and entering at 8:10 mistaken identity, not a ra- Prosecutors did not say why warrant charge of abandoning was in custody. the killers opened fire. a.m. Saturday at 104 Grant St. Overdose cially motivated attack, as Gonzalez cautioned that a motor vehicle at 10:39 p.m. The sheriff said there Complaints her family feared. authorities were still in- Friday. A report of an opioid over- was, in fact, a red truck at A report of a gunshot at 7:32 Jazmine Barnes’ family vestigating, but said: “At Jason Macallister, 23, of 28 dose at 10:35 p.m. Friday on a stoplight just before the a.m. Saturday at Kiley Play- had described the gun- this point, it does not ap- Hollingsworth St., was arrested ground at 61 Burrill Ave. Broughton Road. shooting, but the driver did and charged with malicious man in the Dec. 30 slaying pear it was related to race.” as a white man driving a Chris Sevilla, Jazmine’s not appear to have been wanton property defacement, Overdose Theft involved. Gonzalez said it violation of the city knife ordi- red pickup and believed father, said in a brief tele- race played a role in the was dark, the shooting hap- nance, resisting arrest and as- A report of an overdose at A report of a stolen recycling phone interview that he shooting. pened quickly, and the truck sault with a dangerous weapon 6:26 p.m. Friday on Washing- bin at 12:14 p.m. Friday on was feeling “a bit of relief But acting on a tip re- was probably the last thing at 9:09 a.m. Sunday. ton Street; at 9:12 p.m. Satur- West Shore Drive. A caller re- right now” after the arrest. ceived by a civil rights ac- The shooting took seen by Jazmine’s family. James Rogers was arrested day on Western Avenue. ported he went out to pick up on warrant charges of three his two recycling bins and one tivist, the sheriff’s depart- place at a stoplight while Authorities want to talk to the person in the red counts of trespassing, two Theft was missing. ment zeroed in instead on Jazmine, her mother and counts of shoplifting by as- Eric Black Jr., a 20-year- three sisters were on their pickup to get his account of portation, two counts of drug A report of a larceny at 2:13 NAHANT old black man who ad- way to the grocery store. the crime, Gonzalez said. violation near a school/park, p.m. Friday at 60 Lewis St.; at drug possession with intent 2:53 p.m. Friday at 14 Morrill Arrest to distribute, Class E drug dis- Place; at 7:25 p.m. Saturday Three killed and four injured in tribution, assault and battery at 32 Union St.; at 10:22 a.m. Katrina L. Freeman, 28, of 10 and larceny from building at Sunday at 145 Lewis St. Tower St., Webster, was arrested 12:10 p.m. Friday. A report of motor vehicle on warrants at 9:11 p.m. Friday. California bowling alley shooting theft at 10:55 a.m. Saturday Accidents at 610 Chestnut St.; at 4:07 Complaints By Scott Fain and p.m. Saturday at 4 Lincoln St. Sophia Rosenbaum A report of a motor vehicle A report of a robbery at 6:12 A caller reported duck hunt- ASSOCIATED PRESS hit and run crash at 12:46 p.m. Saturday at 83 Franklin St. ers appeared to be close to p.m. Friday at Essex and Wash- the beach and causing a dis- TORRANCE, Calif. — ington streets; at 5:36 p.m. Fri- Vandalism turbance at 7:01 a.m. Friday Three men were fatally day at 278 Euclid Ave.; at 8:17 on Mills Terrace. Police report- shot late Friday and four p.m. Friday at 241 Euclid Ave. A report of motor vehicle van- ed the hunters appeared to injured when a brawl at a A report of a motor vehicle dalism at 12:25 p.m. Friday at be far enough off the shore to popular Los Angeles-area crash with personal injury at 75 Shepard St.; at 12:42 p.m. safely hunt. bowling alley and karaoke bar erupted into gunfire that had terrified patrons, some children, running for Milwaukee Police confront 2 men, their lives. Police in the coastal city 1 white, 1 black: Only 1 is shot of Torrance responded shortly after midnight to calls of shots fired at the writhing in pain? Avenue. Jerry Smith was By Ivan Moreno Gable House Bowl. They ASSOCIATED PRESS • on the roof. found seven people with In the darkness on Nov. That afternoon, he and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS MILWAUKEE — In the 6, Election Day, Baker a friend had gone to a gunshot wounds. course of 15 months and took to the roof of his the house in the neighbor- Three men were pro- Torrance Police Department investigators walk in the space of one city apartment building in hood to confront someone nounced dead at the scene toward waiting family members, as officers con- block, Milwaukee police which he lived and started with whom Smith had a and two were taken to a firm fatalities in a shooting incident at the Ga- twice encountered two firing guns. His neighbors, problem. Police later said hospital, Sgt. Ronald Har- ble House Bowl in Torrance, Calif., Saturday. suspects they believed alarmed, called police. Smith and his friend were ris said. Two other men were armed. Just after 5 a.m., two looking for a fight, and af- were struck by gunfire but was attempting to break know he probably jumped One was black; one was police officers sent to the ter a brawl ensued with “opted to seek their own up a fight when a gunman in and helped Astin and white. scene encountered Baker on several others, Smith left medical attention.” “just started unloading.” whoever he was with ... One was in fact un- Michigan Avenue, in front of to get a gun. When an of- Authorities have not “I’m thinking this is a but I don’t think my son armed; one had a gun. the entrance to the building. ficer approached him to identified the victims nor dream and I’ll wake up,” deserves to die,” Anglean One was shot; one was He refused to drop the ask about the fight, he ran suspects or released de- Edwards told the Orange Hubbard said. not. AR-15 semi-automatic ri- away and took to the roof. tails about what led to the County Register. “He was “My son was a loving per- That the black man was fle he was holding. He ac- A handful of officers shooting. Witnesses said it a good kid. I don’t under- son. He loved life, he loved the one who was shot — knowledged that he had below were yelling com- stemmed from a fight be- stand it.” his son, and he loved his though he had no weap- fired the shots earlier, and mands, telling him to put tween two large groups. A grieving mother told family. Nobody can imag- on — might come as little said he had posted a video his hands up because they Dwayne Edwards, 60, KABC-7 her 28-year-old ine what I’m going through surprise at a time when of it on Twitter. He told the had him surrounded. of Los Angeles, said he son, Robert Meekins, was right now,” Hubbard said. police shootings involving officers he was running for Two officers stood on the received a call from his also trying to break up the The third victim was black men seem common- governor, that he was going stairs leading up to the ga- nephew that his 28-year- fight and that Meekins 20-year-old Michael Rad- place nationally. to the polls to “air it out,” rage’s roof. When Finkley old son, Astin Edwards, and Astin Edwards were ford, his sister Latrice Milwaukee has been an that he was going to start and Stahl approached, was one of those killed. His friends. Dumas told the Torrance epicenter. In 2014, Don- a militia. He had a right to Finkley asked: “He got the nephew told him his son “They were friends, so I Daily Breeze. tre Hamilton, a mentally bear arms, he said. gun in his hand?” ill man, was shot 14 times As they talked, other “He doesn’t have a gun by police. In August 2016, officers approached him in his hand, but he was POLICE BRIEFS 23-year-old Sylville Smith quietly from behind, and hiding behind the AC was killed by an officer. After tackled him. unit,” an officer responded. Man found shot to death will be in court next week Smoking materials blamed the first, the city equipped “I’m not moving, Finkley and Stahl climbed in parking lot for the first of what is police with bodycams; after don’t shoot me!” Baker to the roof with their guns expected to be three sepa- for fatal Massachusetts fire the second, there were riots. screamed in the video he trained on Smith and SPRINGFIELD (AP) — rate trials. NORTHAMPTON (AP) The shooting of 19-year- was broadcasting, which joined the chorus of officers A homicide investigation Masslive.com reports — Smoking materials old Jerry Smith Jr. in WISN-TV obtained before yelling commands. Smith has begun after a man that the first case in- are being blamed for a 2017 did not set off simi- its removal from Twitter. briefly extended his arms was gunned down in the volving Amherst attor- house fire that ultimate- lar convulsions. And the Not a shot was fired. just above his waist to show parking lot of shopping ney James J. Martin is ly claimed the life of a blood-free resolution of • his empty hands, palms plaza in Springfield. scheduled to start with 69-year-old man. the standoff involving On Aug. 31, 2017, offi- out, then began crouching Police spokesman Ryan jury selection Monday 20-year-old Brandon Bak- cers Melvin Finkley and slowly to the ground. That’s Jennifer Mieth, spokes- Walsh says officers re- in Hampden Superior woman for the Massachu- er this past November Adam Stahl received a when the two officers fired Court. sponding to the Five Town setts fire marshal’s office, drew little notice. But tak- call about a man with a three shots, with one bullet Plaza on Saturday found Martin is free on per- says it appears Thurs- en together, they prompt gun in the predominantly grazing Smith’s head and the victim in the driver’s sonal recognizance after day’s fire in the Florence a difficult and unanswer- black neighborhood west the others striking his ab- seat of a vehicle. The man pleading not guilty in all section of Northampton able question: of downtown Milwaukee. domen. was pronounced dead at the cases. If their races were re- Finkley is black; Stahl is “I’m going to die!” Smith the scene. The first case to be tried started between two re- versed — if Smith were white. wailed, on the ground. “I The victim was not im- is for three counts of inde- cliners in a den. She says white, and Baker were It was around 1 p.m. didn’t do nothing.” mediately identified and cent assault and battery there was “ample evi- black — would Baker when they got to the park- The encounter lasted there was no word of any and one count of assault dence” of smoking in that have been the one who ing garage at North 29th about 10 seconds. No gun arrests. and battery for an alleged area. Other causes for the was left bleeding and Street and West Wisconsin was found. incident in November blaze have been ruled out. Lawyer faces first of 2015. State and local fire 3 sexual assault trials Prosecutors had wanted investigators also found Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 all three cases to be tried there were two bat- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY SPRINGFIELD (AP) — together, but the defense tery-operated smoke Hotline A Massachusetts lawyer argued for separate trials detectors in the home All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) charged with sexually and a judge agreed. that didn’t have batteries will be investigated. assaulting three women Martin has denied the and therefore weren’t Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available involved in legal cases charges. working. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Park Service plans to tap into entrance fees to keep operating

WASHINGTON (AP) Daines of Montana warned restart regular operations. Sunday that dipping — The National Park Interior Secretary David Democrats want the into user fees was “not Service says it is taking Bernhardt on Saturday of parks fully opened. But acceptable” in this situ- the extraordinary step “significant risk to proper- Rep. Betty McCollum of ation, and likely violates of dipping into entrance ty and public health” with- Minnesota, the incoming the law. fees to pay for staffing at out funding. Three Utah chair of the subcommit- Parks supporters called its highly visited parks Republican congressmen tee overseeing Interi- the administration’s move in the wake of the partial also asked Bernhardt to or appropriations, said misguided. government shutdown. P. Daniel Smith, deputy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS director of the service, said in a statement Sunday Paul Whelan is being held in Moscow on suspi- that the money would be cion of spying. used to bring in staff to maintain restrooms, clean up trash and patrol the Brother questions parks. He acknowledged that the Trump adminis- tration’s decision to keep why American is the parks open during the weekslong budget impasse being held by Russia was no longer workable and so more extreme mea- By Jim Heintz and dent Donald Trump said: sures were warranted. Bridget Virgo “We’re looking into that.” Parks have been relying ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul Whelan, a former on outside help for securi- U.S. Marine who also holds ty and upkeep. MOSCOW — The broth- Canadian, British and Irish “We are taking this ex- er of an American man citizenship, was detained in traordinary step to ensure being held in Moscow on Moscow in late December. that parks are protected, suspicion of spying is rais- His arrest has led to spec- and that visitors can con- ing the possibility that his ulation that Russia could tinue to access parks with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sibling is being used as be using him to bargain for limited basic services,” a pawn in a potential ex- a Russian woman who has Smith said. A woman walks past trash piled next to a garbage bin at Ocean Beach in change for a Russian wom- pleaded guilty to acting as Republican Sen. Steve San Francisco, last week. an behind bars in the U.S. a foreign agent in the U.S. Paul Whelan’s brother But Russian Deputy told The Associated Press Foreign Minister Sergei that he can’t help but Ryabkov said Saturday California highway closed by question if the events are that discussing a possible connected. swap involving Whelan “You look at what’s going and Maria Butina would mudslides with more rain coming on and you wonder if this is be premature because just a large game of pieces Whelan hasn’t been for- LOS ANGELES (AP) communities got heavy being moved around,” Da- mally charged, according — A powerful winter snow. vid Whelan told the AP via to Russian news agencies. storm unleashed mud- Flash-flood watches and Skype from Newmarket, “As to the possibility of ex- slides in Southern Cal- warnings were eventual- Ontario. “You start to won- changes of one sort of anoth- der if all of these things ifornia wildfire burn ly lifted for areas burned er, it’s impossible and incor- are connected. But at the areas and trapped mo- by the fires that scorched rect to consider the question same time, they could just now when an official charge torists on a major high- more than 155 square be arbitrary events.” hasn’t even been present- way, and the northern miles of brush and tim- Asked about the matter ed,” Ryabkov was quoted as part of the state braced ber acres in November, for more wet weather by reporters at the White saying by state news agency destroyed about 1,600 House on Sunday, Presi- RIA-Novosti. Sunday. structures and claimed Saturday’s deluge loos- three lives. ened hillsides where a The sun emerged in Los Trump: Need to deal major blaze burned last Angeles on Sunday and year in and around Mal- the red carpet for the ibu, clogging the Pacific evenings Golden Globe with Democrat leaders Coast Highway with mud awards were expected and debris. to remain dry. Scattered A stretch of the scenic to end the shutdown route northwest of Los showers were possible receive their tax refunds. Angeles was expected PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS later in the night. By Catherine Lucey and Lisa Mascaro That effort is designed to to remain closed in both Sheriff’s deputies work to free their patrol To the north, wind and ASSOCIATED PRESS squeeze Senate Republi- directions until Monday rain forced delays or can- cruiser from mud covering a stretch of Pacific cans, some of whom are while crews tow away celations of flights out of Coast Highway in Malibu, Calif, on Saturday. WASHINGTON — Pres- growing increasingly anx- stuck vehicles and clear San Francisco Interna- ident Donald Trump ac- ious about the extended lanes. No injuries were tional Airport for a sec- knowledged Sunday that slide and posted: “My car of rainfall in one hour, shutdown. reported. ond day. A wind advisory weekend shutdown talks got stuck too almost went said the National Weath- The seemingly intrac- The rapper Soulja Boy was in place until 10 p.m. led by his vice president into the ocean,” along with er Service. table budget showdown was among those whose Sunday. would not break an im- a prayer emoji. “These are heavy rates,” marks the first clash for cars were mired in the The San Francisco Bay passe, as newly empow- An automated rain the weather service Trump and Democrats, muck that was up to 4 Area could get up to 1 ½ ered House Democrats gauge in the western tweeted. who now control the feet deep in some areas. inches of rain, with the planned to step up the Santa Monica Moun- Up to 1 ½ inches of rain House. It pits Trump’s The 28-year-old retweet- heaviest downpours com- pressure on Trump and tains showed nearly fell in coastal and valley unpredictable negotiating ed a photo of the mud- three-quarters of an inch areas, while mountain ing after sunset. Republican lawmakers to reopen the government. stylings against a largely Heading to Camp David united Democratic front, for staff meetings, Trump as many Republicans Trash-collecting device deployed showed no signs of budg- watch nervously from the ing on his demand for $5.6 sidelines and hundreds billion for a wall along the of thousands of federal in the Pacific Ocean breaks apart U.S.-Mexico border. Un- workers go without pay. dercutting the staff-lev- After another round of el talks, Trump declared talks led by Vice Presi- LOS ANGELES (AP) — dent Mike Pence with se- A trash collection device that only he could make a deal with Democratic nior congressional aides, deployed to corral plastic Trump tweeted that the litter floating in the Pa- leaders — “in 20 minutes, if they want to.” session had been “produc- cific Ocean between Cal- tive.” But two Democrats ifornia and Hawaii has Said Trump: “If they don’t want to, it’s going to familiar with the meeting broken apart and will be go on for a long time.” gave a different take, say- hauled back to dry land With the partial shut- ing the White House had for repairs. down in its third week, not provided the budget Boyan Slat, who House Speaker Nancy details they had requested launched the Pacific Ocean Pelosi said she intends to and again declined to re- cleanup project, told NBC begin passing individual open government. One of News last week that the bills to reopen agencies in the officials — neither was 2,000-foot long floating the coming days, starting authorized to speak pub- boom will be towed 800 with the Treasury De- licly — said no additional miles to Hawaii. partment to ensure people meetings were scheduled. If it can’t be repaired there, it will be loaded on a barge and returned to its home port of Alameda, Calif. The boom broke apart under constant wind and waves in the Pacific. Slat said he’s disap- pointed, but not discour- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS aged and pledged that op- erations would resume as A ship tows The Ocean Cleanup’s first buoyant trash-collecting device soon as possible. toward the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco en route to the Pacific “This is an entirely new Ocean on Sept. 8, 2018. category of machine that is out there in extremely Previously Slat said land of trash twice the tists estimate are swirling challenging conditions,” the boom was moving size of Texas. It had been in the patch while allow- the 24-year-old Dutch in- slower than the plastic, in place since the end of ing marine life to safely ventor said. “We always allowing the trash to October. swim beneath it. took into account that we float away. The plastic barrier with Slat has said he hopes might have to take it back A ship towed the a tapered 10-foot-deep PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and forth a few times. So U-shaped barrier in Sep- screen is intended to act one day to deploy 60 of the it’s really not a significant tember from San Fran- like a coastline, trapping devices to skim plastic de- President Donald Trump speaks on the South departure from the origi- cisco to the Great Pacific some of the 1.8 trillion bris off the surface of the Lawn of the White House as he walks to Marine nal plan.” Garbage Patch — an is- pieces of plastic that scien- ocean. One, Sunday, in Washington. A8 MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Food bloggers bring Africa’s Swearing in the Lynn delegation rich cuisines to the world NGAPAROU, Senegal Food Map, a blog and film people can open the draw- (AP) — In the quiet hours archive. er, see recipes, see some before lunch, two women "Low heat," said ingredients." worked side by side in an 38-year-old Touty Sarr, Born in England to a airy kitchen. One, a chef, who runs the kitchen of Ghanaian father and a cleaned fresh red snapper a popular cafe in Dakar. South African mother, she filets with a sharp knife. She turned to her daugh- lived in six African coun- The other, a filmmaker, ter, who was watching tries during her childhood pointed her camera into her cook. "This one, if you including Namibia, Kenya a large pot of simmering put it on high, it would all and what is now South vegetables. get dry. That's one of the Sudan. After finding no "What would you secrets." reliable recipes online for say this is, low heat or Senegal was Prah's Ghanaian dishes — and medium?" Tuleka Prah fifth destination since her no photos that made the asked, setting the camera project began in 2012. She beloved food look appe- aside. hopes to show the care tizing — she started My Her pen poised over a and skill that goes into African Food Map. lime green notebook, the African dishes, such as She celebrates the 37-year-old Prah waited South Africa's fried dough cuisines of a continent for the next step in the amagwinya and Kenya's often marred by negative recipe for thiebou dieune, kachumbari, an onion and stereotypes. a traditional Senegalese tomato salad. "Africa is often associ- dish of spiced rice, tender "The idea, at its most ated with poverty, with vegetables and fish. She basic, is to present the hunger, with failures of LYNN — The Lynn delegation was sworn in last week at the State- came to this West African food how people who love food in a political and house, including new state Rep. Peter Capano, who was elected in nation to document its it would prepare it," Prah nutritional sense," said November to represent West Lynn and Nahant. Capano stepped four most popular dishes said. "It's like a database James C. McCann, chair down from the Lynn City Council last month. as part of My African or a digital vault where of the history department From left are, state Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn), state Rep. at Boston University and Peter Capano (D-Lynn), state Rep. Lori Ehrlich (D-Marblehead), a specialist in African Mayor Thomas M. McGee, state Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus), state environmental history Rep. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn). and cuisine. "It's an area of the world that has not been covered by the food craze." Other culinary histori- ans, chefs, and foodies are Stars returned to looks in color fighting such stereotypes. Some, like author and on the Golden Globes carpet professor Jessica Harris, have studied African and ASSOCIATED PRESS "Eighth Grade," was diaspora cuisine, explor- perfect young Hollywood ing the roots of foods Fashion returned to the in a belted red velvet suit taken far from home by Golden Globes on Sunday by Kenzo, her hair in a slavery. Others, like Fran in shades of green, red, back bun. Osseo-Asare and her yellow and sparkly gold The evening's co-host, Ghanaian-focused project after last year's show of Sandra Oh, led things off Betumi, investigate the #MeToo solidarity that in an Old Hollywood bob, foods of a single country. turned the carpet black. styled to one side, and "The internet was the And then there was Lady red lip. Her gown had an democratization of Afri- Gaga (below), a work of asymmetrical neckline can food writing," said baby blue from head to as she posed with her Osseo-Asare, who said toe. evening's hosting partner, she has blogged about Gaga, always fearless Andy Samberg, and African food since the fashion-wise, went for a couple of her "Killing 1980s. "When the inter- volume in blue couture Eve" co-stars. She stacked net came, you didn't have Valentino with a drop- diamond bracelets on her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS publishers as gatekeepers dead gorgeous Tiffany left wrist. that could stop you from Tuleka Prah is the founder of My African Food diamond necklace, while Alison Brie went getting your work out." Map. other celebrities decided ethereal in a barely blue on Old Hollywood silhou- custom Vera Wang. It ettes. was sheer but edgy with Amy Adams wore a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a black bralette under- body hugging custom teal neath. 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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 Charging into Foxborough Missed chances too much for Big Blue to overcome By Harold Rivera be a three-minute because ITEM SPORTS EDITOR we took one. We’re just not clicking on the power play.” SOMERVILLE — Missed Swampscott captains opportunities will come Zach Elwell and Casey Wil- back to haunt you. That liamson each scored one was the key takeaway for goal. Matt Griffin and as- the Swampscott boys hock- sistant captain Conor Don- ey team in Saturday night’s ovan each logged one assist. 4-2 loss to Somerville at Big Blue goalie Victor Veterans Memorial Rink. Kratik made 13 saves. The Big Blue logged nine Somerville’s Christo- minutes of 5-on-4 play but pher DeSousa scored two couldn’t make anything goals with one assist. Cos- of their opportunities. mo Curtatone and Aidan Still, they led 2-0 early in O’Donovan scored one goal the second period before apiece. the Highlanders closed Swampscott got the start the game with four unan- it wanted when Elwell swered goals. took Donovan’s assist and “At the beginning of the cashed it in for a 1-0 Big year the power play was Blue lead five minutes our strength,” Swamp- into the game. Looking PHOTI | ASSOCIATED PRESS scott coach Gino Faia said. to stretch their lead, the “Right now we’re kind of ITEM FILE PHOTO The Los Angeles Chargers and quarterback Big Blue received a boost struggling with it. We’re when Somerville took a Big Blue goalie Victor Kratik made 13 Philip Rivers will be invading Foxborough next just not making good plays five-minute major penalty saves in Swampscott’s 4-2 loss to Somer- Sunday after their 23-17 NFL playoff win over there. We had a five-minute the Baltimore Ravens. For more, see Page B3. major that turned out to SWAMPSCOTT, B2 ville Saturday night. Fenwick Crusader girls stay boys corral hot on ice Cougars By Anne Marie Tobin By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Bishop Fenwick PEABODY — The Bishop Fenwick girls hockey team, showing no signs boys basketball team cruised to a 70- of rust after a seven-day layoff, re- 38 win in a Catholic Central League turned to action Sunday at James matchup with Austin Prep Sunday McVann-Louis O’Keefe Ice Rink and at Bishop Fenwick High School. came away with a hard-fought 3-1 Crusaders coach Kevin Moran win over visiting Northeast Hockey was happy to see his team bounce League foe Medford. back after a tough loss to Cardinal With the win, the Crusaders im- Spellman last Friday. proved to 7-2 and are off to their “We had a tough game against best start in program history. Spellman,” Moran said. “It’s on me, “This is the best start by far in the we didn’t really compete well down history of Fenwick girls hockey and there. That was a real area of con- we are in uncharted waters,” said cern, so today was really about us Fenwick coach Doug Anderson. “We coming out and giving the effort and are in a great place now. We had eight competing. The players bought in a games in December, but now we are little bit and I think they competed in our second week of three in a row real hard today.” when we have only one game. It’s A huge part of the winning effort tough during the holidays because was senior guard Jaysean Stuart the girls’ routines are different, but (16 points, five rebounds) who has no we are through the holidays and been off to a good start after missing back to a normal routine.” much of last season with an injury. Seven Crusaders notched points “I couldn’t be happier for (Stuart),” in the game. Sophomore right wing- Moran said. “Last year he hurt his er Gabby Davern led the way, scor- knee, a season-ending injury mid- ing the game-winning goal in the way through the season. He came second period and also assisting on back and rehabbed all off season. the Crusaders’ first goal, scored by I’m so happy for him, he played real senior captain, center Jill Mattuc- well tonight. ci. Freshman defenseman Lauren “It has been almost a full year but Diranian also was credited with an he’s rehabbed well and you could assist, while senior captain and left see he was going to the rim today winger Lexi McNeil and freshman and he had a little more of that defenseman Grace Morey picked up athletic bounce,” Moran added. “He assists on Davern’s goal. makes us go to because he’s an ath- Sophomore forward Olivia Lo- letic forward that is tough to cover.” Jacono (from freshman forward The Crusaders’ zone defense gave Emma Perry) scored an all-import- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Austin Prep trouble all game, hold- ant insurance goal with 3:51 to play Fenwick’s Jaysean Stuart, left, pushes past Austin Prep’s Andrew Croteau ing the Cougars to just 15 points in FENWICK, B2 during Sunday’s game in Peabody. CRUSADERS, B2

Winthrop girls can’t ROUNDUP nd scoring touch Vikings By Harold Rivera man goalie Summer Tall- freeze out ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ent tallied 22 saves. For the Chieftains, for- WINTHROP — Satur- wards Abby Gendron (se- Magicians day afternoon’s game at nior) and Fiona Dunphy Lawrence Larsen Rink (freshman) each scored Winthrop’s Luke Evan- between the Winthrop and one goal. Junior Ellmore Masconomet girls hockey gelista logged a hat trick to made 34 saves. led the Vikings past Mar- teams was a frustrating “(Ellmore) was great,” blehead, 3-2, in a battle of one for the Vikings. Win- Martucci said. “She was Northeastern Conference throp logged 35 shots on fantastic, absolutely fan- powerhouses Saturday af- goal and kept Masconom- tastic. We knew that but ternoon at Lawrence Lars- et goalie Molly Elmore on we knew it going in. We en Rink. her toes all game. But the needed to do what we Vikings couldn’t do much needed to do and we didn’t “Luke’s on fire for us,” to put the puck in the net do it.” Winthrop coach Dale and fell short in a 2-1 loss. Both teams couldn’t get Dunbar said. “He doesn’t “I don’t think we played much going in a slow first miss his opportunities. He well,” Winthrop coach period. Winthrop earned could’ve had four (goals) Anthony Martucci said. two power plays, yet the and their goalie (Peter “They were missing one Vikings couldn’t cash in Santeusanio) made a nice of their better players and on either. The first period save on a point-blank shot. it should’ve been an ad- ended scoreless. Luke played very well.” vantage for us. Instead we Carleton lit the lamp for Santeusanio finished end up losing the game. the game’s first goal when with 15 saves, while Vi- I’m not very happy with when she beat Ellmore kings goalie Ryan Skoczy- the way we played.” with a nifty move to give las made 34 saves. Eli All goals were scored in the Vikings a 1-0 lead with Feingold and Loch Sher- the second period. 12:15 to play in the second idan each scored a goal Senior forward Emma period. Senior defenseman ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for Marblehead, who was Carleton (her eighth goal Olivia Holmes dished the handed its first loss of the of the season) scored Win- Winthrop’s Abby Stafford skates up ice during Saturday’s game against throp’s lone goal. Fresh- WINTHROP, B2 Masconomet. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 Bishop Fenwick girls hockey wins to get off to its hottest start ever

FENWICK like, but she was strong.” slammed home a rebound forth game. Their goalten- From B1 The Crusaders got off to off a Mattucci shot with der was very good as she a great start, taking a 1-0 McNeil also picking up an didn’t give up many sec- in the game. lead on Mattucci’s goal assist. ond chances. “Olivia’s goal was just a just 2:41 into the game. Both teams had plen- “We started a little ten- huge goal for us,” said An- The Mustangs (2-5-1) ty of scoring chances in tatively in the first pe- derson. “She’s played a lot picked up the pace toward the third period, but both riod, but we had to do a of hockey for us and has the end of the period, put- goaltenders stepped up. little adjusting as we were been a little snake bit, but ting more pressure on Fen- Medford senior captain down our second line cen- she has great speed and wick’s defense. With three Terrell Pesaturo kept it ter,” Forbes said. “But I’ll ITEM FILE PHOTO really worked hard in the minutes to go, defensem- a one-goal game despite take this performance any crease. Both the second an Abigail Vigliotte fed being under tremendous game going forward as I Brian Clougherty scored four goals and an as- and third goals were right Forbes in front, but Jal- pressure in the later can’t get much more from sist as Lynn raised its record to 4-2. there in the crease so we bert was there to deny her. stages of the game. The them that what they have did a good job staying with Seconds later, Vigliotte Mustangs played four given the last couple of Clougherty scores four it and being persistent. weaved her way from the of the final 10 minutes days.” “We were a little sloppy Mustangs’ blue line into down a man, but Pesatu- Anderson said he knew at times and the second the offensive zone, where ro repelled several qual- that Medford would be a to lead Lynn past Everett period was not our best, she swooped around to her ity scoring opportunities formidable foe. but our defense, which is left to open up a shot, but by McNeil, Diranian and “Medford played in- ROUNDUP Ouellette and Davis Kinne very young, played unbe- Jalberg again made a big Mattucci. spired hockey today and From B1 each scored one goal. Jared lievable today.” save. With 3:51 left, Perry fed they were heavy on the Coppola dished two assists, Anderson highlighted Medford kept up the LoJacono in front of the puck,” Anderson said. season. as did Christian Moran. Ma- “It’s huge,” Dunbar said of the strong play of Dirani- pressure the rest of the net. Her initial shot was “Back-to-back games gliozzi and Chris Kolodziej the win. “That’s the barom- an, a Lynnfield resident, period and unleashed a saved, but the rebound are tough and they were each logged one assist. and junior goaltender eter for where you are in flurry of shots, but Jalbert popped loose in a scrum down a few players, but Goalie Joe Purtell made Daphne Jalbert. the league. Winthrop-Mar- denied them all. where LoJacono poked it she (Forbes) does a good 14 saves, earning his first “Their number nine Medford right winger home under Pesaturo’s blehead has a great rivalry. job with them. They are a shutout win of the season. (Brenna Forbes) is a terrif- Elizabeth Lazzaro finally pads. good team and they play To get a win certainly helps “It was a great team ef- ic player, but Lauren made broke through at the 12:04 Medford coach Rayanne in a very good league. the confidence of our team. fort against a quality team,” a couple of great plays to mark of the second period, Forbes pulled Pesaturo “They won more battles Since our loss to Falmouth, stop her,” said Anderson. poking a loose puck home with a minute to go, but it and appeared to want it which we aren’t happy Spartans coach Mark Lee “She needs to get a little in the crease (from Forbes) was too little too late. more, especially in that about, we’ve seemed to right said. “The discipline paid off stronger but she played a to tie things at 1-1. “It was a tough turn- second period. After that the ship. We knew it’d be a for us. We stayed out of the great game. Daphne con- With 4:29 left in the pe- around having played period we talked and then hard-fought game. It was a box, that paid dividends. We tinues to make the big riod, the Crusaders went last night here, but we just dug our heels in and nice test and a great game. still have a lot to work on saves when called on. To- on the power play. They played hard,” Forbes said. had better puck move- We just scored one more but I’m seeing a lot of good day she had to do that a needed only one minute “Credit to Fenwick as it ment and maintained mo- than them.” things from a lot of guys.” little more than we would to cash in when Davern was a great back-and- mentum.” Winthrop (6-2) visits Dan- St. Mary’s (7-1) hosts vers Tuesday night (7:30). Smithfield (RI) Wednesday “Saturday’s win was nice (5) at Connery. but it doesn’t do much if you Saugus 4, Medford 4 Crusader boys cage Austin Prep don’t win Tuesday,” Dunbar Lorenzo Keegan, Dan- said. “It doesn’t mean much te McGrane, Nick Aiken CRUSADERS guys involved it helps our if you don’t win the next one. and Adam Rodrigues each We have to keep progress- From B1 offense.” scored a goal for the Sa- From there, Fenwick was ing as a team. The win was chems in back-and-forth in the first half. great but it doesn’t mean able to easily contain the contest. Saugus (3-2-3) vis- “We went with a zone much if we don’t beat Dan- Lancers offense and built its Marblehead Wednesday because we have a lot of vers. That’s always a hard- its lead behind a nine- (7:30). length with Nate Andrews point second quarter by fought game right until the and Christian Loescher end so I expect nothing less.” Austin Prep 4, Fenwick 0 Stuart. Stuart finished a The Crusaders outshout and we have speed in our layup in the final seconds The Magicians (7-1) host guards,” Moran said. “We Saugus Wednesday (7:30). Austin Prep 22-18 but of the half to put Fenwick tried to see if we could get BOYS HOCKEY couldn’t light the lamp. Fen- ahead 34-15. something out of the that. Lynn 9, Everett 5 wick (2-4) visits Matignon The Lancers made a Hopefully, especially when Brian Clougherty (four Wednesday (8). small run at the start of the we play bigger teams, that goals, one assist) and John GIRLS BASKETBALL second half, but a steal and allows us to play better. DiFilippo (one goal, five as- Feehan 42, Fenwick 28 basket by freshman guard That was the focus today.” sists) paced Lynn. Paul Pa- Fenwick’s top performers Jason Romans (10 points, Behind the defense, pageorgiu scored one goal were Sammi Gallant (11 three steals) sparked a the Crusaders jumped with one assist. Matt Devin points, five rebounds, and 12-3 run to help put the out to an early lead. Fen- scored one goal. Cam Hunt four steals) and Liv DiPiet- wick took a 17-7 lead Crusaders ahead 51-25 af- and Matt Leonard each ter the third quarter. ro (six points and eight re- into the second quarter, scored their first varsity bounds). with Loescher (12 points, Things continued to goal. Logging assists were click for the Crusaders in Fenwick (4-4) hosts Austin four rebounds and three Luke Rao (two), Matt Patrie, Prep Tuesday night (6:30). blocks) playing a key role the fourth and they were Troy Petkevitch and Jalen able to seal their fifth win WRESTLING and scoring the Crusaders Porter. St. John’s 61, first eight points. of the season. Goalies Jack Gallant and Bridge-Raynham 14 “He’s a young sopho- “We are in a tough Kenny Perez split time in St. John’s 52 more and then we have league,” Moran said. “Last net . Quabbin 10 Nate too,” Moran said of year as a group we only DiFilippo now has 98 Loescher “For us to be ef- got three wins so being points for his high school ca- St. John’s 44 fective we need to utilize able to get a couple wins reer and will go for his 100th North Attleboro 21 the big guys. There aren’t early this year has been Wednesday when Lynn (4-2- St. John’s 37 many teams that have two good.” 1) hosts Cambridge (7). Plymouth South 24 6’5 kids who are athletic. Fenwick (5-2) will be on St. Mary’s 5 The Eagles improved to We try to focus on getting the road this week with Newburyport 0 17-1. Going 4-0 for the Ea- them the ball and when games at Georgetown ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE At Newburyport, Colby gles were Nick Curley (106), we do that we have the Wednesday (6:30) and Kevin Carney (132), Ryan Colin Jaena of Austin Prep tries to prevent Magliozzi scored two goals shooters on the perimeter. Archbishop Williams Fri- in the opening period and Garlitz (138), Achilles Gikas Fenwick’s Jason Romans from shooting. When we can get those big day (6:30). the Spartans never looked (152), Ben Shaw (170) and back. Max Giardina, Kyle Drew Leahy (182). Winthrop girls can’t find the range vs. Masco Missed chances haunt WINTHROP From B1 Swampscott boys hockey assist on Carleton’s goal. SWAMPSCOTT I think the results will be Ellmore stood tall in net the rest of From B1 the same.” the way and the Vikings couldn’t extend Curtatone lit the their lead. Gendron took advantage of a with 5:30 to go in the lamp with the eventu- 2-on-1 and fired a shot into the back of first period. After three al game-winner, giving the net with 2:00 remaining in the pe- minutes of fighting Somerville it’s first lead of riod, knotting the score at 1-1. Dunphy Somerville’s penalty kill, the night with 6:00 to play scored the eventual game-winner when Swampscott took a penal- in the final period. she picked up a rebound and turned it ty and the two teams skat- Another Swampscott ed 4-on-4 for the majority into a 2-1 Masconomet lead with 11.5 power play came and went of the closing minutes. The with 5:40 remaining, plac- seconds left in the period. The Chief- Big Blue led 1-0 at the ing the Big Blue on their tains carried a 2-1 advantage into the first intermission. heels as they chased the second intermission. Williamson lit the lamp equalizer in the closing Chasing the equalizer, Winthrop took (on Griffin’s assist) 90 sec- stretch. Swampscott emp- the intensity up a notch in the third pe- onds into the second peri- tied the net after a time- riod. The Vikings were granted another od, bumping the Big Blue’s out with 44 seconds on the power play, with 9:30 on the clock, but lead to 2-0. Just when it looked like Swampscott clock. again the let 5-on-4 slide without cash- O’Donovan’s empty-net- ing in. had control, the Highland- ers made their statement. ter after a scrum in front “We have three new players on the of Somerville’s net put power play right now,” Martucci said. DeSousa put Somerville on the board with 11:28 the game out of reach and “In particular, two of them are in spots left in the period and tied capped the 4-2 final. that I think we’re going to have to the game on a shorthand- “Somerville works hard,” change because it’s not working right ed goal two minutes later. Faia said. “We knew that now. We might have to change that and It stayed tied at 2-2 head- coming in. They only tweak that a little bit. Something we can ing into the third period. played two lines the whole look forward to coming down stretch is Swampscott came up game. They just never tweaking that.” empty on two power plays stopped, they never quit. Masconomet (3-2-2) held on for the 2-1 in the second period. We have to give them win, handing Winthrop (6-2) its second “We’re just forcing bad credit.” loss of the season. plays when we don’t need Swampscott (2-5-1) has a week of practice before The Vikings host Haverhill (HPNA) to,” Faia said. “It’s un- Saturday afternoon’s (1) Wednesday evening (6:10) at Larsen forced turnovers, really trip to Everett. The Big Rink. and decision making with the puck. Blue are 0-4-1 in their last “I’m just hoping to see us score a cou- “It’s just kind of what five tilts. ple goals and hope the players that are it’s been lately,” Faia said. “We’ll work on the fun- supposed to lead the team will lead the “We’re forcing things, damentals,” Faia said. team,” Martucci said. “Right now, in the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK we’re rushing with our “We have to work on han- two games we’ve needed them they hav- Winthrop’s Emma Carleton gets high-fives from her fellow decision making with the dling the puck, making en’t been able to get that job done. Hope- Vikings after scoring a goal. puck. Until we can figure plays and just not forcing fully they can change that.” out how to clean that up, things.” MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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SPORTS BRIEFS NSBUA baseball Classical girls umpire training basketball clinics The North Shore Baseball The Classical girls basket- Umpires Association is offer- ball coaching staff (varsity ing new umpire training ses- coaches Tom Sawyer and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sions that will take place at Helen Ridley, and JV coach Essex County Technical High Rob Smith), with assistance Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Melvin Ingram (54) sacks Baltimore Ravens quarterback School, 565 Maple St. in Dan- from current members of the Lamar Jackson in the second half of Sunday’s AFC Wild Card game. vers (Hathorne), from 6-8 team, is offering four free p.m. beginning Jan. 7. basketball clinics for Lynn The cost for the class is girls in grades 4 through 8 $100, which includes materi- at the school on the following Chargers hold off Ravens’ rally als, first-years NSBUA dues, dates and times: Jan. 19 and the NSBUA certification (1:30-2:30), Jan. 26 (8:30 exam. a.m.-9:30 a.m.), Feb. 9 (1:30- BALTIMORE (AP) — drive on which Foles, the No previous umpiring expe- 2:30). Los Angeles kept Lamar Super Bowl MVP last Feb- rience is required. The goal is to help players Jackson grounded, and by To reserve your spot, or if ruary, hit six passes. of all levels improve in their the time the rookie got the you have any questions, Philly plays at New Or- basketball skills (ball han- please contact NSBUA inter- passing game going it was leans (13-3) next Sunday. dling, shooting, passing, preter Steve Carroll at ste- too late for Baltimore, and No team has repeated defense, etc…) in a fun envi- [email protected]. the Chargers won their as Super Bowl champi- ronment. Game-play will AFC Wild Card game, 23- also be included. For more on since New England in 17. 2004, and the Eagles are Lazy Dog 3-Mile information, contact Helen Michael Badgley kicked a sixth seed. The last sixth Ridley at ridleytopflightbas- five field goals, and Los Fun Run/Walk seed to win the NFL title [email protected]. Angeles harassed and The Lazy Dog Sports Bar is hounded Jackson during was Green Bay in the 2010 sponsoring a three-mile fun Learn to Skate a victory in the opening season. run/walk to support the Lynn round of the NFL playoffs. But these Eagles, led by Classical girls track team program The Chargers (13-4) will Foles and a defense down Sunday, Jan. 20, at the Lazy next face the second-seed- to backups at several po- Dog at 11 a.m. Session II of Lynn Youth PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed New England Patriots sitions, seem to have that There will be prizes for the Hockey’s Learn To Skate Chicago kicker Cody Parkey (1) watches as he (11-5) on the road Sunday. magical touch like last top three overall male and program runs through misses a field goal in the final minute of Sun- March 23 (a total of 12 ses- The Chargers last won two season. female finishers. day’s game. The registration fee is $30, sions). Each session begins games during a single post- It was a sizzling ending and those interested can reg- at 9:30 a.m. and runs season in 2007, when the to a game marked by su- Jackson finished 14 wild-card game. ister online at www.racewire. through 11:20 a.m. The cost franchise was in San Diego. perior defense and several for 29 for 194 yards with Former Eagles kick- com. is $125 (plus any USA Hock- Badgley set a franchise critical mistakes by the an interception. He was er Cody Parkey hit the Those who register by Fri- ey fees if applicable). Equip- record for field goals in a Eagles. They had to sur- sacked seven times. left upright and then the day, Jan. 11, will also get a ment needed includes hock- playoff game. He connect- vive after Tarik Cohen, an free long-sleeve shirt. ey helmet, elbow and knee The Chargers got even crossbar with a field-goal ed from 21, 53, 40, 34 and All-Pro punt returner, took There will also be on-site pads, skates and warm/ 47 yards. for a 22-10 loss two weeks attempt from 43 yards registration the day of the waterproof gloves and pants. ago to Baltimore (10-7), with 10 seconds remain- back the kickoff following The Chargers built a 23-3 Philly’s go-ahead score 35 event, which will start at 9:30 For more information, visit lead in the fourth quarter the AFC North champions. ing, silencing the raucous yards. Mitchell Trubisky a.m. www.lynnyouthhockey.com. before Jackson threw two Eagles 16, Bears 15 crowd. completed two passes to touchdown passes to make CHICAGO (AP) — Nick The defending league TV/RADIO it close. Given one final Foles hit Golden Tate champion Eagles (10-7) get the Bears close enough chance to complete the with a 2-yard touchdown squeezed into the playoffs for Parkey. But his kick Pro basketball comeback, the 21-year-old pass on fourth down with by beating Washington took a double deflection 7:30 p.m...... Brooklyn at Boston...... NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 Jackson looked every bit 56 seconds remaining and having the Bears (12- and fell harmlessly into College football like the youngest quarter- against the NFL’s stin- 5) help them by knocking the end zone. 8 p.m...... CFP Championship: Clemson vs. Alabama....ESPN back to start an NFL play- giest defense, lifting the off Minnesota in the sea- He was 11 of 12 in the Pro hockey off game when he lost the Philadelphia Eagles past son finale. Philadelphia fourth-quarter on field 7 p.m...... St. Louis at Philadelphia...... NHL Network 10:30 p.m....Los Angeles at San Jose...... NBCSN ball on his third fumble of the Chicago Bears 16-15 thanked its benefactor goals before missing the the game. on Sunday in the final with a 12-play, 60-yard biggest kick of his career. NFL PLAYOFFS T’wolves fire ex-Salem State coach Thibodeau Wild-card Playoffs Conference Championships Saturday, Jan. 5 Sunday, Jan. 20 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — win was unusual, Thibo- Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 NFC Dallas 24, Seattle 22 TBD, 3:05 p.m. (FOX) Andrew Wiggins scored deau’s third season with Sunday, Jan. 6 AFC 25 of his 28 points in the the team started with tur- L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 TBD, 6:40 p.m. (CBS) first half, helping the Min- moil surrounding the dis- Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 Pro Bowl nesota Timberwolves take content of All-Star Jimmy Divisional Playoffs Sunday, Jan. 27 charge from the opening Butler. Saturday, Jan. 12 At Orlando, a, 3 p.m. (ABC/ESPN) tipoff and breeze by the Karl-Anthony Towns Indianapolis at K.C., 4:35 p.m. (NBC) Super Bowl LeBron James-less Los had 28 points, 18 rebounds Dallas at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. (FOX) Sunday, Feb. 3 Angeles Lakers for a 108- and four blocks, and Jeff Sunday, Jan. 13 At Atlanta 86 victory on Sunday, the Teague scored all of his 15 LA Chargers at NE, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) AFC champion vs. NFC champion, last game for coach Tom points in the first half and Phila at N Orleans, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) 6:30 p.m. (CBS) Thibodeau. finished with 11 assists. Thibodeau was fired Minnesotra is 15-12 since TRANSACTIONS about an hour after the trading Butler. Timberwolves raised their Lance Stephenson had BASEBALL Gillies and F Dillon Dube to Stockton home record to 8-2 against 14 points for the Lakers. American League (ECHL). Western Conference foes, They fell to 1-5 without PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS HOUSTON ASTROS — Traded INFs NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned D according to a person with James since he strained J.D. Davis and Cody Bohanek to the Egor Yakovlev to Binghamton (AHL). knowledge of the decision. his groin during the The Minnesota Timberwolves was fired an hour N.Y. Mets for OF Ross Adolph, INF Recalled G Cam Johnson from Bing- Luis Santana and C Scott Manea. Though the timing of the Christmas Day win at after the team defeated the Los Angeles Lakers hamton. National League Sunday. SAN JOSE SHARKS — Signed F dismissal after a decisive Golden State. NEW YORK METS — Traded C Kevin Plawecki to the Cleveland for RHP Lukas Radil to a one-year contract Walker Lockett and INF Sam Hag- extension through the 2019-20 sea- NBA NHL gerty. son. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Named Jeff American Hockey League EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Banister special assistant/baseball HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Released Atlantic Division Southwest Division Atlantic Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB operations. F Terrence Wallin from his PTO agree- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 30 12 .714 — Houston 22 16 .579 — T Bay 42 32 8 2 66 176 124 Winnipeg 41 26 13 2 54 139 116 BASKETBALL ment. Philadelphia 26 14 .650 3 San Antonio 23 17 .575 — National Basketball Association Toronto 41 27 12 2 56 152 113 Nashville 43 25 15 3 53 131 109 SAN DIEGO GULLS — Returned F Boston 23 15 .605 5 Memphis 18 21 .462 4½ Boston 42 24 14 4 52 122 110 Colorado 42 20 14 8 48 144 129 ATLANTA HAWKS — Recalled F Omari Steve McParland to Idaho (ECHL). Brooklyn 20 21 .488 9½ Dallas 18 21 .462 4½ Buffalo 42 22 14 6 50 120 120 Dallas 43 22 17 4 48 116 116 Spellman from Erie (NBAGL). New York 10 29 .256 18½ New Orleans 18 22 .450 5 SAN JOSE BARRACUDA — Returned Montreal 42 22 15 5 49 131 132 Minnesota 40 20 17 3 43 118 114 HOCKEY Southeast Division Northwest Division Florida 40 17 16 7 41 130 142 Chicago 43 15 21 7 37 123 156 National Hockey League D Nolan DeJong to Utah (ECHL). W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Detroit 44 16 21 7 39 124 151 St. Louis 39 16 19 4 36 110 129 Miami 19 19 .500 — Denver 26 11 .703 — ANAHEIM DUCKS — Assigned C Ben ECHL Ottawa 43 15 23 5 35 136 172 Pacific Division Charlotte 18 20 .474 1 Oklahoma City 25 14 .641 2 Street and Ds Korbinian Holzer and COLLEGE Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Orlando 17 22 .436 2½ Portland 23 17 .575 4½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 43 26 13 4 56 153 123 Jake Dotchin to San Diego (AHL). BUFFALO — QB Tyree Jackson will Washington 16 24 .400 4 Utah 20 20 .500 7½ Wash 41 25 12 4 54 144 121 Vegas 45 26 15 4 56 136 119 CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned G Jon enter the NFL draft. Atlanta 12 27 .308 7½ Minnesota 19 21 .475 8½ Pittsburgh 41 23 12 6 52 144 117 San Jose 43 23 13 7 53 150 135 Central Division Pacific Division Columbus 41 24 14 3 51 135 126 Anaheim 42 19 16 7 45 104 123 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NYI 40 23 13 4 50 121 107 Vancouver 45 20 21 4 44 128 143 TODAY IN SPORTS Milwaukee 27 11 .711 — Golden State 26 14 .650 — Carolina 41 19 17 5 43 108 118 Edmonton 41 19 19 3 41 114 131 Indiana 26 13 .667 1½ L.A. Clippers 23 16 .590 2½ NYR 41 17 17 7 41 114 141 Arizona 42 18 21 3 39 108 118 Detroit 17 20 .459 9½ L.A. Lakers 21 19 .525 5 Jan. 7 overtimes, the Indianapolis Olympi- N Jersey 41 16 18 7 39 122 137 LA 43 17 23 3 37 98 127 Chicago 10 30 .250 18 Sacramento 19 20 .487 6½ Phila 41 15 20 6 36 116 148 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for 1920 — Joe Malone of Quebec ans are defeated by the Tri-Cities Cleveland 8 32 .200 20 Phoenix 9 31 .225 17 scores two goals to become the Blackhawks, 83-79, with each of the overtime loss. Top three teams in each Chicago at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference Monday’s Games NHL’s career leader with 59 and Olympians’ five starters playing all Brooklyn 117, Chicago 100 Denver at Miami, 7:30 p.m. advance to playoffs. Nashville at Toronto, 7 p.m. leads the Bulldogs to a 4-3 victory 48 minutes. L.A. Clippers 106, Orlando 96 Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Minnesota 108, L.A. Lakers 86 Saturday’s Games St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. over the Toronto Arenas. 1961 — Detroit’s Dick Lane blocks Sacramento at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Calgary 3, Philadelphia 2, OT Minnesota at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. 1925 — Harry Broadbent of the Sam Baker’s extra-point kick to save Atlanta 106, Miami 82 Washington 116, Oklahoma City 98 Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota 4, Ottawa 3 Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Montreal Maroons scores five goals a 17-16 win for the Lions over the Toronto 121, Indiana 105 New York at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Columbus 4, Florida 3, OT Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. in a 6-2 triumph over Hamilton. Cleveland Browns in the NFL’s first Charlotte at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Toronto 5, Vancouver 0 Tuesday’s Games Nashville 4, Montreal 1 Minnesota at Boston, 7 p.m. 1928 — Howie Morenz scores three Playoff Bowl. Monday’s Games Indiana at Boston, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Detroit, 7 p.m. Boston 2, Buffalo 1 Carolina vs. NYI at Nassau Veterans goals to lead Montreal to a 9-1 road 1972 — The Los Angeles Lakers Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Boston, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, St. Louis 3 Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. victory against the Toronto Maple defeat the Atlanta Hawks 134-90 for Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 4, Edmonton 0 Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Leafs. His first goal is his 100th in their 33rd straight victory, an NBA Memphis at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Jose 5, Tampa Bay 2 New Jersey at Buffalo, 7 p.m. the NHL. The Canadiens become the record. Utah at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Houston, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. first NHL team to allow two goals or 1979 — The Pittsburgh Steelers win L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Carolina 5, Ottawa 4 Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. New York at Portland, 10 p.m. fewer in 20 consecutive games. their third AFC championship by beat- Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Arizona 5, N.Y. Rangers 0 Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Vegas 3, New Jersey 2 Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Orlando at Utah, 9 p.m. 1951 — One day after playing in the ing the Houston Oilers 34-5 in a Tuesday’s Games Washington 3, Detroit 2 Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. longest game in NBA history, a 75-73 cold, steady rain at Three Rivers Sta- Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. Winnipeg 5, Dallas 1 N.Y. Rangers at Vegas, 10 p.m. win over the Rochester Royals in six dium. Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Edmonton at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’ll feel the need to make If you connect with someone Look for an outlet that will Don’t let an outsider meddle Stick to what and who you You can take a unique ap- adjustments. Start within and who has helped you or collabo- take your mind off annoying in your personal affairs. If you know. Don’t let anyone limit proach to life, as long as you work your way out. Purge what rated with you in the past, good situations. Don’t share per- must socialize with colleagues your dreams or interfere in your aren’t extravagant or unrea- is no longer important to you. things will transpire. Walk away sonal secrets. Concentrate or peers, be a good listener. plans to get ahead. Use your sonable. Discussions will get Free your life of unnecessary from indulgent people trying to on physical improvements Build relationships and gain charm, experience and knowl- heated if you share too much clutter. tempt you to excess. that will build your confi- allies. edge to wow someone you are information. trying to impress. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) dence. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Personal improvements will ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t leave your responsibil- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) pay off, but don’t be too quick Channel your energy wisely GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ities for someone else. You’ll Get along with everyone, re- Take care of domestic matters. to overspend on a product and avoid getting into an argu- Look at the possibilities and be disappointed in the results, gardless of what others do or Make changes at home that that promises the impossible. ment. Volunteer to help some- learn all you can to ensure that and it will make you look bad say. It’s in your best interest to will add to your convenience Put your money into fitness, one who has aided you in the you have everything you need in the eyes of superiors. A ro- stay calm and avoid controversy. and comfort. Physical fitness a proper diet or a trendy new past. Be smart with your money to make positive changes in mantic encounter will improve If you make special plans with a will help alleviate anxiety. Ro- look. and invest in your future. your life. Aim high. your life. loved one, your day will improve. mance is encouraged.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Happy homebody would rather skip weeknight get-togethers Bidding to the best of three suit fits DEAR ABBY: I’m strug- that was for the whole In today’s deal, North-South three key cards (two aces gling with a situation with Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van family. It was a one-of-a- have one eight-card fit and and the spade king), and five my friends and colleagues. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, kind item I thought they two seven-card fits. In which no-trump asked for side-suit I have a routine I stick to and was founded by her mother, would really enjoy. I had which keeps my priorities researched and read up on one should they play? kings. When North jumped in check. I get done with Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at it and then had the piece The deal occurred during to show her solid suit, South work, go home, have din- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los custom designed. They the 2017 Venice Cup wom- did well to correct to seven ner, work out and spend Angeles, CA 90069. said they loved the item en’s world team champion- spades. quality time with my pup- when it arrived, but I have ship. At the other table, the Note that seven hearts after py. Lately, people keep in- never seen them use it. viting me to weeknight like to, you are unable to much? Amanda was raised When I ask where it is, American pair played in six a club lead would have need- happy hours and get-to- accept all the invitations by a strong, loving and re- they tell me it’s still diamonds, their eight-card fit. ed luck (and would have got- gethers, but more often you are being offered. Then sponsible man — my hus- wrapped up in a box under The best play for only one dia- ten it with spades 3-3). Seven than not, I don’t want to pick and choose so you join band. Are cheek swabs the bed because they don’t spades required no such for- them once or twice a eliminating family? mond loser is to cash the ace go. have room for it. I believe tune. I’m conflicted because I month, and they won’t it, because their apart- first. Based on the write-up REAL FAMILY IN feel obligated to go and be think you don’t like them ment is very crowded. by Jian-Jian Wang of College This sequence won the Yeh THE WEST a “good friend,” but if I do, — particularly your col- Would it be OK to ask if Park, Maryland, I believe the Bros. Best Bid Deal of the Year leagues. I’m left feeling resentful DEAR REAL FAMILY: I could buy it back? I declarer started with low to award from the International because my routine has would like to have it since DEAR ABBY: I have On the contrary. They ap- the jack, which worked when Bridge Press Association. been interrupted. I’m also pear to be expanding “fam- they are not using it. I am not one of those people been married for 35 years. willing to pay whatever East had the singleton 10, but My oldest daughter, ily” by leaps and bounds. who WANTS to be invited Like many others, Amanda price they would feel com- would not have been so suc- to everything and truly Amanda (now 39), wanted fortable with. Would this cessful if East had had any to find her “roots.” I gave feels a need to know more wouldn’t be hurt to be ex- about her background. You put them in an uncomfort- other singleton. cluded altogether. Please her as much info as I could able situation? shouldn’t feel angry about In the given auction, Wen help. find out about her dad, and she contacted and her curiosity because it’s NOT SURE IN NEW Fei Wang (North) and Qi Shen normal. That said, know- TIME FOR MYSELF kind of enveloped herself YORK reached the best contract, IN THE EAST into his family. Not good ing the identity of her birth enough of a family, I guess, father should in no way DEAR NOT SURE: Not avoiding diamonds by never DEAR TIME: Do not so- because now she has tak- lessen the importance of knowing your friends, I bidding the suit naturally! cially isolate yourself com- en a DNA test. Now I’m your husband in her life, can’t predict what their re- One club showed 16-plus pletely. Explain to your really angry. particularly if they have action to your proposal points, four diamonds was close friends and col- Amanda sent a text from had a close relationship. would be. However, be- leagues that you need your an unknown “sister” ask- cause the item is not being a control-bid, four no-trump routine in order to func- ing if I knew who the dad- DEAR ABBY: A couple used, I don’t think it would was Roman Key Card Black- tion your best, which is dy was. Why does the dad- of years ago, I gave a be out of line to ask the wood, five diamonds showed why, although you would dy du jour matter that friend a nice birthday gift question. Go for it.

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SECTION 00100 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS THE TRIAL COURT Lynnfield Water District PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain (Owner) Essex Probate and Family Court mortgage given by Joseph Vara a/k/a Joseph A. Vara, Diana Vara to Salem Five 36 Federal Street Mortgage Corporation, dated July 29, 1994 and recorded in the Essex County Sealed bids for construction of the Sylvan Circle Area Water Main Improvements Salem, MA 01970 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12683, Page 276, of which for the Lynnfield Water District will be received at the offices of the Lynnfield Water Docket No. ES18P3409GD mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: District, 842 Salem Street, Lynnfield, Massachusetts, until 1:00 P.M. prevailing NOTICE AND ORDER: time, on January 22, 2019 at which time and place said bids will be publicly Petition for Appointment of Salem Five Mortgage Corporation to Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, recorded on opened and read aloud. Guardianship of a Minor July 29, 1994, in Book No. 12683, at Page 285

The scope of work includes construction of approximately 1900 linear feet (lf) of In the interests of Kevin Geraldo Tomas Chavez for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, new8-inch ductile iron (DI) water main to replace an existing 6-inch cast iron water of Lynn MA the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on January 28, 2019, on the main along Laurel Road and Sylvan Circle and associated service connections, Minor mortgaged premises located at 33 Longwood Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, hydrants, fittings, and other appurtenances. Temporary by-pass piping will be used NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, throughout the project area. 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a Minor filed on 11/13/2018 by TO WIT: The required contract completion period is 60 consecutive days exclusive of final Kevin G Tomas Chavez of Lynn MA A certain parcel of land, situated in Saugus, Essex County, and being shown as Lot trench paving. will be held 01/14/2019 10:00 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing 2 as shown on a "Plan of Land in Saugus, Massachusetts, prepared for Guy and Located: 36 Federal St, Salem MA 01970 Ralph Meola, Trustees, Saugus Realty Trust," dated February 26, 1993, drawn by Bid Security in the form of a bid bond, cash, certified check, treasurer's or 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Parsons and Faia, Inc., Registered Land Surveyors, and recorded in Book 285, cashier's check payable to the Owner, is required in the amount of five percent of Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written Plan 18 with the Essex South Registry of Deeds, reference to which plan may be the bid, in accordance with Section 00200, INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. response, you need to: had for a more particular description of said Lot 2. Containing, according to said File the original with the Court; and plan, 48,894 square feet of land, more or less, and being Lot 2 as shown on said The Instructions to Bidders, Form of General Bid, Agreement, Plans, Specifications, Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. plan, however otherwise bounded, measured or described. Subject to easements Performance and 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the and restrictions of record, if any there be, so far as the same are now in force and Payment Bond, and other Contract Documents may be examined at the following: right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. applicable. Being all and the same premises conveyed to us by Deed of Guy 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a parent of the minor child who is the subject of Meola dated September 27, 1993 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Accent Printing, Inc., 99 Chelmsford Road, North Billerica, Massachusetts this proceeding you have the right to be represented by an attorney. If you want an Deeds at Book 12154, Page 535. attorney and cannot afford to pay for one and if you give proof that you are Contract Documents may be viewed and downloaded as a Portable Document indigent, an attorney will be assigned to you. Your request for an attorney should For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Format (PDF) file free of charge at www.accentblueprints.com. Copies may be be made immediately by filling out the Application of Appointment of Counsel District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12154, Page 535. obtained for a fee by completing an order online or by calling 978-362-8038 for form. Submit the application form in person or by mail at the court location where each set. Completed orders may be picked up at the office of Accent Printing your case is going to be heard. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit located at 99 Chelmsford Road, North Billerica,MA01862 (978-362-8038), from Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Copies may also be shipped to prospective bidders for an present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax additional charge to cover handling and mailing fees. All payments for printing and interests. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or shipping are nonrefundable. For addition to the project plan holder's list to liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, guarantee receipt of addenda, it is recommended interested bidders obtain the This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Contract Documents directly from Accent. Interested bidders will be prompted to has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. register an email address with Accent to access the documents. please contact an attorney for legal advice. Date: December 19, 2018 TERMS OF SALE: The selected contractor shall furnish a performance bond and a payment bond in Pamela Casey O'Brien amount at least equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the contract price as Register of Probate A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank stipulated in Section 00700 GENERAL CONDITIONS of these specifications. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. A motion has also been filed asking for a judicial determination that Kevin The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., All bids for this project are subject to applicable bidding laws of Massachusetts, Gerardo Tomás Chávez was neglected by his mother, Felícita Tomás Chávez in 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box including General Laws Chapter 30, Section 39M as amended. Guatemala and that his return to Guatemala is not in his best interests. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Item: January 7, 2019 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon A community which receives MWRA LWSAP funds for a project under the receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Construction category of work should make positive efforts to achieve: (1) a LEGAL NOTICE said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. minority employee work force hour goal of 10.00 percent, (2) a woman employee CITY OF LYNN work force hour goal of 6.90 percent, (3) a goal of 7.24 percent participation of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Minority-owned Business Enterprise(s), and (4) a goal of 3.60 percent participation of Woman-owned Business Enterprise(s) within project contracts. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK petition on Tuesday, January 15, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. Present holder of said mortgage At a minimum, the community should allow MBEs and WBEs the maximum feasible opportunity to compete for subagreements to be performed under this LOCUS: 8 COOLIDGE CIRCLE, PARCEL NO. 108-396-010 - PETITIONER: TIMOTHY By its Attorneys, project. The community will not be required to include MWRA's Supplemental BAKER (ZBA #9864) HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Provisions for Equal Employment Opportunity, Antidiscrimination and Affirmative 150 California St. Action Forms within its construction contracts/specifications or non-professional TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STORAGE STRUCTURE TO BE LOCATED ON SIDE YARD Newton, MA 02458 services contracts. PRIVATE LOT IN THE (R-1) DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED SIDE YARD (617)558-0500 AND REAR YARD SETBACKS. 13100 Prevailing Wage Rates as determined by the Director of the Executive Office of Item: January 7, 14, 21, 2019 Labor and Workforce Development under the provisions of the Massachusetts LOCUS: 28 TIMSON ST, PARCEL NO. 104-531-006 - PETITIONER: LISA VANECK General Laws Chapter 149, Section 26 to 27H, as amended, apply to this project. (ZBA #9865) LEGAL NOTICE It is the responsibility of the Bidder, before bid opening, to request if necessary, Lynn Conservation Commission any additional information on Prevailing Wage Rates for those trades people who TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO STORY ADDITION WITH A SINGLE CAR may be employed for the proposed work under this contract. GARAGE AND CREATE A SECOND (1) BEDROOM UNIT OVER GARAGE/ADDITION IN In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter AN (R-1) DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED LOT COVERAGE WITH 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn By submission of a bid, the Bidder agrees that this bid shall be good and may not MINIMUM SIDE/BACK YARD ENCROACHMENT CREATING A NON-CONFORMING Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, January 15, be withdrawn for a period of 30 days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE. 2019, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent filed by excluded after the opening of bids. MGN Walnut Street, LLC to construct a duplex dwelling unit, installation of a LOCUS: 173 BEACON HILL AVE, PARCEL NO. 084-691-004 - PETITIONER: driveway, water and sewer utility connections and incidental site grading. A portion The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities in bids and to reject any or MINNELLI F. DIAZ, BY HER ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA #9866) of the work will occur within the 100-ft buffer zone to a Bordering Vegetated all bids. Wetland Resource Area. The project location is 386-398 Walnut Street - Legal Lot TO ALLOW ALTERATIONS TO A NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE IN THE 5 in Lynn, MA. LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT (R-4) APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT FOR A NEW FRONT ADDITION WITH LESS THAN BY ITS BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS THE REQUIRED LEFT SIDE YARD AND FRONT SET BACKS. Mary Lester Chairwoman Weston & Sampson Engineers, Inc. LOCUS: 40 TO 50 OCEAN ST, PARCEL NO. 102-552-034 - PETITIONER: JAMES Item: January 7, 2019 Peabody, Massachusetts MAZAREAS, BY HIS ATTORNEY DANIEL F. CAHILL (ZBA # 9867) Item: January 7, 14, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE TO ALLOW THE CONVERSION OF TWO (2) NON-CONFORMING COMMERCIAL UNITS Lynn Conservation Commission WITHOUT THE REQUIRED FIVE (5) PARKING SPACES INTO TWO (2) CONFORMING COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS WITHOUT THE REQUIRED THREE (3) PARKING SPACES WITHIN In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter THE TRIAL COURT AN EXISTING NONCONFORMING BUILDING IN THE (R-4) DISTRICT. 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, January 15, Essex Probate and Family Court Patrick Calnan - Chairman 2019, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent filed by 36 Federal Street Norman Cole - Clerk Kathleen A. Basile Family Trust to remove existing enclosed porch, wood deck and Salem, MA 01970 Item: December 31, 2018, January 7, 2019 patio and replace with a 22'x17' addition with deck and steps with related earth Docket No. ES18P3072GD work, all within the 100' buffer zone to the wetlands resource area. The project NOTICE AND ORDER: (SEAL) location is 22 Split Rock Road in Lynn, MA. Petition for Appointment of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Guardianship of a Minor LAND COURT Mary Lester DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Chairwoman In the interests of Alexianna Marie Young 18SM007110 Item: January 7, 2019 of Lynn MA ORDER OF NOTICE Minor NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: LEGAL NOTICE To: Lynn Conservation Commission 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a David F. Wall Minor filed on 10/03/2018 and 11/13/2018 by Pamela S Young of Lynn, MA and Chantelle Young of Medford, MA In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn will be held 01/29/2019 08:30 AM Review Hearing U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Located: Essex Probate & Family Court 36 Federal St, Salem MA 01970 Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, January 15, 2019, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent filed by 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written April Realty Trust to construct a 17 lot single family subdivision of which lots 1, 2, 3 and 17 are within the 100' buffer zone. Approximately 300 feet of the proposed response, you need to: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, File the original with the Court; and roadway is also within the buffer zone. The site is Kelly Lane (Extension) in Lynn, numbered 3 Stiles Street, given by David F. Wall to Mortgage Electronic MA. Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for EverBank, dated 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the November 12, 2013, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Mary Lester right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. Deeds in Book 32963, Page 273, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a parent of the minor child who is the subject of Chairwoman has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Item: January 7, 2019 this proceeding you have the right to be represented by an attorney. If you want an Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. attorney and cannot afford to pay for one and if you give proof that you are indigent, an attorney will be assigned to you. Your request for an attorney should If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United LEGAL NOTICE be made immediately by filling out the Application of Appointment of Counsel States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Lynn Conservation Commission form. Submit the application form in person or by mail at the court location where Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on your case is going to be heard. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before January 28, 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best 2019 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, January 15, interests. benefits of said Act. 2019, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent filed by Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on December 13, 2018. MGN Walnut Street, LLC to construct a duplex dwelling unit, installation of a This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights Attest: Deborah J. Patterson driveway, water and sewer utility connections and incidental site grading. A portion has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Recorder of the work will occur within the 100-ft buffer zone to a Bordering Vegetated please contact an attorney for legal advice. 18-033579 Wetland Resource Area. The project location is 386-398 Walnut Street - Legal Lot Date: November 13, 2018 Item: January 7, 2019 4 in Lynn, MA. Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Mary Lester Item: January 7, 2019 Chairwoman Item: January 7, 2019 Selling a house? Buying a house? Have a story to share? Find out what properties Need to find an article? Need a question answered? recently sold in your area. [email protected] Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper.

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By Rebecca Santana church van, the two truck of the Avoyelles House of ASSOCIATED PRESS drivers were also killed in Mercy where parishioners the accident. Officials said gathered. On Monday, a MARKSVILLE, La. — It at least eight others were candlelight memorial ser- was supposed to be a fun, injured, some seriously. vice is being held at the post-Christmas trip to Two vehicles traveling town's high school football Disney World for 14-year- north — a tractor-trail- field where religious fig- old Jeremiah Warren and er and a car — smashed ures from across the small his friends from a church into each other and then community are expected in this small Louisiana burst through a metal to speak. town — "clean fun" as guardrail, slamming into The Rev. Carolyn Fletch- Warren's aunt described another semitrailer and er, who presided over Sun- it. But then word came of the southbound van car- day's service at Marksville a fiery crash on a Florida highway that killed seven rying the children. Diesel United Methodist Church, people, including five chil- fuel leaked, and the mass said they collected mon- dren from this area travel- erupted into a fireball, the ey for the families and ing in a church van. Florida Highway Patrol prayed for the victims and "We knew it had to be said. their families. During a them," said Warren's aunt, A fifth car, unable to service in a different town Jacqueline Williams, sit- avoid the chaos, sped earlier Sunday, she and ting in the living room through and hit people the congregation read the of her Marksville home. who were thrown from the names of the victims. She'd just returned from van, the highway patrol "In about every place church Sunday morning said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS you go, every church you where she'd done the only In a statement posted The sun sets over burned semi-trucks and vehicle debris after a wreck go in, every restaurant thing she could: prayed. on the United Pentecos- with multiple fatalities on Interstate 75, south of Alachua, near Gaines- you go in, it's mentioned," "When they left you were tal Church International's ville, Fla. she said. looking for them to go have Facebook page, Louisiana At The Chapel Ministry, fun and enjoy themselves. district superintendent the dead children as Joel from each other; two of the friends and family who pastors Angela and Danny No one expected anything Kevin Cox said a pregnant Cloud and Warren, both girls who were killed lived knew them. Hargrove said they opened woman injured in the up the church on Friday so like this to happen," she 14; Cara Descant, 13; Brie- on either side of her neph- As news of the tragedy crash and her unborn child that people could gather, said. na Descant, 10; and Cierra ew, she said. spread, people gathered The small town has been had been stabilized. Cox and mourn; during Sun- Bordelan, 9. The relation- Only about 5,500 people for vigils, or prayer ser- reeling since news spread also said church pastor live in Marksville — the day's service they prayed ship between the Descant vices to remember the that a church van from Eric Descant's 50-year-old seat of Avoyelles Parish — for the dead children and girls and the pastor was children and pray for their the Avoyelles House of wife, Karen, was injured about 165 miles north of their families. Mercy traveling outside and his granddaughter not immediately available. New Orleans. The town's families and the survivors. 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Dr. David DeRuosi, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Item: January 5, 2019 B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 HEALTH A third of knee replacements Q&A: Treating can cause pain and regret bipolar disorder MAYO CLINIC NEWS The manic symptoms of NETWORK bipolar 1 usually are ob- By Liz Szabo is too disabled to work. vious and make the need Dear Mayo Clinic: KAISER HEALTH NEWS "There are times when I for medical intervention What's the difference be- can't even sleep." clear. That's not always Danette Lake thought Most knee replacements tween bipolar 1 disorder surgery would relieve the true of bipolar 2. Some are considered success- and bipolar 2 disorder? people with hypomania pain in her knees. ful, and the procedure is How are they diagnosed? The arthritis pain began are unable to recognize known for being safe and Is the treatment differ- their symptoms. They of- as a dull ache in her early cost-effective. Rates of ent? ten like feeling upbeat 40s, brought on largely by the surgery doubled from A: Bipolar disorder caus- and energetic. In some the pressure of unwanted 1999 to 2008, with 3.5 mil- es extreme mood swings cases, they become quite weight. Lake managed to lion procedures a year ex- that include emotional productive during hypo- lose 200 pounds through pected by 2030. highs and lows. The main mania and believe their dieting and exercise, but Research suggests that difference between bipolar ability to maintain a high the pain in her knees per- up to one-third of those 1 and bipolar 2 is in the level of activity is a ben- sisted. who have knees replaced nature of the highs, called efit. In these situations, A sexual assault two continue to experience "manic episodes." In bipo- family members may need years ago left Lake with chronic pain, while 1 in 5 lar 1, manic episodes are to help steer loved ones to- physical and psychological are dissatisfied with the more extensive than in ward medical evaluation trauma. She damaged her results. A 2017 study pub- bipolar 2. Both forms of under the supervision of a knees while fighting off her lished in the BMJ found bipolar disorder are diag- medical provider. PHOTO | TNS attacker, who had broken that knee replacement nosed based on symptoms. The lows, or depressive into her home. Although had "minimal effects on A doctor told Danette Lake that knee replace- Although the medications episodes, of bipolar 1 and she managed to escape, quality of life," especially ment surgery could reduce her arthritis pain and therapies used to bipolar 2 tend to be simi- her knees never recovered. for patients with less se- by 75 percent. One year after the surgery, how- treat both subtypes are lar. They generally include At times, the sharp pain vere arthritis. ever, she’s still in extreme pain and unable to similar, specific treatment feeling sad, hopeless or drove her to the emergen- One-third of patients who work. plans are created to fit worthless; loss of inter- cy room. Lake's job, which undergo knee replacement each individual's needs. est in activities; fatigue involved loading luggage may not even be appro- in Bedford, Ind. That shift more difficult to perform In bipolar 1, the highs and loss of energy; sleep- onto airplanes, often left priate candidates for the has occurred because new for many reasons, includ- are called "mania." In bi- ing too much or not being her in misery. procedure, because their implants can last longer ing the presence of scar polar 2, they are called able to sleep enough; and When a doctor said that arthritis symptoms aren't —perhaps 20 years — be- tissue from the original "hypomania." Both may decreased ability to con- knee replacement would severe enough to merit fore wearing out. surgery. Bone cement include increased activ- centrate. Symptoms can reduce her arthritis pain aggressive intervention, Yet even the newest used in the first surgery ity, energy or agitation. be severe enough to make by 75 percent, Lake was according to a study in Ar- models don't last forever. also can be difficult to ex- Decreased need for sleep, it hard to engage in daily overjoyed. thritis & Rheumatology. Over time, implants can tract, and bones can frac- unusual talkativeness, routines. "I thought the knee re- Although Americans are loosen and detach from ture as the older artificial racing thoughts and be- Suicidal thoughts and placement was going to be aging and getting heavier, the bone, causing pain. knee is removed, Rickert coming easily distracted behavior are common a cure," said Lake, now 52 those factors alone don't Plastic components of the said. also characterize both among people with bipo- and living in rural Iowa. "I explain the explosive artificial knee slowly wear Danette Lake once types of manic episodes. lar disorder. In those sit- got all excited, thinking, growth in knee replace- out, creating debris that planned to undergo knee People with bipolar dis- uations, it's important to 'Finally, the pain is go- ment. The increase may can cause inflammation. replacement surgery on order may appear to be ab- seek medical care immedi- ing to end and I will have be fueled by a higher rate The wear and tear can her other knee. Today, normally upbeat or jumpy, ately. In the U.S., the Na- some quality of life.'" of injuries among young- cause the knee to break. she’s not sure what to do. or display an exaggerated tional Suicide Prevention But one year after sur- er patients and doctors' The younger patients She is afraid of being dis- sense of confidence and Lifeline is available toll- gery on her right knee, greater willingness to op- are, the more likely they appointed by a second sur- well-being. Manic epi- free at 1-800-273-TALK Lake said she's still suf- erate on younger people, are to "outlive" their knee gery. sodes often include poor (1-800-273-8255) to pro- fering. such as those in their 50s implants and require a Sometimes, she said, “I decision-making and vide support 24/7. "I'm in constant pain, and early 60s, said Rick- second surgery. Such "re- think, ‘I might as well just risky behavior. This may Effective treatment is 24/7," said Lake, who ert, an orthopedic surgeon vision" procedures are stay in pain.’” include excessive use of available for bipolar 1 and alcohol and illegal drugs bipolar 2. The mainstay that eventually can lead of treatment is a com- to addiction. bination of medications On Nutrition: What about magnesium? In bipolar 1, symptoms and therapy. In bipolar 2, of manic episodes are however, the drugs used By Barbara Quinn Institutes of Health, this 1) what we routinely eat mineral, for example. And more severe. For exam- to stabilize mood are pre- THE MONTEREY COUNTY micronutrient (so desig- and 2) the condition of people with digestive prob- ple, while a person with scribed more conserva- HERALD nated because it is only our health. Since magne- lems, type 2 diabetes or bipolar 2 may feel they tively to control hypoma- needed in micro amounts) sium is naturally present alcoholism are especially need less sleep than usu- nia than those prescribed My recent column on is involved in more than in many foods, experts at risk for a deficiency of al during hypomania, an for bipolar 1 to manage nutrient supplements 300 chemical reactions in say we can meet our daily magnesium. Older women individual with bipolar 1 mania. Bipolar 1 also brought a few letters from the body. It helps our bod- needs — 400 to 420 mil- may need to consider add- may go for days without may require antipsychotic readers. ies make protein, build ligrams for men; 310-320 ing additional magnesium sleeping during mania. medication if manic epi- David L. from Lin- bones and produce energy milligrams for women to their diets. Some stud- Symptoms of mania in sodes are severe or cannot coln, Neb. (Go Big Red!) from the food we eat. Mag- —with wise food choices. ies have shown that mag- bipolar 1 often lead to be controlled with a mood wrote. "I thoroughly en- nesium also contributes to Seeds, beans, nuts and nesium supplements may disruption in daily life stabilizer alone. joyed your article about normal nerve and muscle whole (unrefined) grains help decrease the rate of and social activities, and A type of therapy that's supplements/nutrition. function and helps our are especially rich sources. bone loss after menopause. can cause problems in particularly effective for I do have one suggestion hearts to beat normally. Magnesium is also present Too much magnesium personal relationships. both types of bipolar dis- which needs to be passed Pretty important. in vegetables, fruit, eggs, can be a problem too, how- Mania also can trigger order is interpersonal and on to the public! You Another reader in Stock- dairy foods, fish, and meat. ever. Supplements that a break from reality — a social rhythm therapy. It wrote about calcium and ton, Calif. was puzzled However, current sur- consistently provide more condition known as psy- emphasizes the need for vitamin D; however, you that my column "did not veys report that most than 350 milligrams of chosis. Symptoms of psy- consistent routines. Peo- did not mention the nec- stress how important it is Americans still don't magnesium a day can be chosis can include delu- ple who have bipolar dis- essary mineral: that of to supplement daily with get the recommended toxic, say experts. Peo- sions, hallucinations and order often see improve- magnesium!" magnesium." amounts of magnesium in ple with impaired kidney disorganized thoughts or ment in symptoms when Magnesium is indeed a Whether or not we need their diets. Pregnant and function should be espe- reasoning. In some cas- they establish daily rou- necessary mineral, David. to take a supplement of lactating women need ad- cially careful not to over- es, psychosis may require tines for sleep, exercise According to the National magnesium depends on ditional amounts of this dose on magnesium. hospitalization. and diet.

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